q=-mC(dT/dt) dT = -qdt/mC

CL 700000 q 100000 <-- Assumed q value

CS 400000 m 1000 <-- Assumed mass of 1000kg

Time (secoCL CS 0.3

100 0.014286 0.025
0.25
200 0.028571 0.05
300 0.042857 0.075 0.2
400 0.057143 0.1
dT 0.15
500 0.071429 0.125
600 0.085714 0.15 0.1
700 0.1 0.175
0.05
800 0.114286 0.2
900 0.128571 0.225 0
0 200
1000 0.142857 0.25

Rearranging for dT/dt (to find the gradient of the line of change in temperature with time, assuming
dT/dt = -q/(mc)

For C = 700 000, m = 1000, q = 100000

dT/dt -0.000143

For C = 400 000, m = 1000, q = 100000

dT/dt -0.00025
 0.3

0.25

0.2

0.15

0.1

0.05

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Time

CL CS

re with time, assuming constant q)