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9. A hot cup of coffee cools according to the equation IT * (t) = 68 * (1/2) ^ (1/22) + 18 where T(t) the temperature, in degrees Celsius, and is the time in minutes . a) Which part of the equation indicates that it models exponential decay ? b) What value of t makes the exponent in the equation equal to 1? c) What is the significance of this value? d) What was the initial temperature of the coffee e) Determine the temperature of the coffee after 40 min to the nearest degree

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