A hot object cools down according to Newton's Law so that t hours after the start, the rate that heat leaves is 57−/3 Joules per hour. How much heat leaves the object during the first 7 hours? [All you need to know is that a Joule is a quantity of heat. In fact, 4.2 Joules is the heat required to raise 1 gram of water 1 degree Celcius]
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