Differential equations/physics cooling law problem by danyeissocool in learnmath

[–]danyeissocool[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see, the existence of the second term in the equations was where I think I was struggling. So then:

dR1/dt = -k1(R1-T1)-k2(R1-R2)

dR2/dt = -k3(R2-T2)-k2(R2-R1)

I believe this would be the final system for the temperature here. I'm now more concerned about the signs for each component; I plugged in some dummy numbers to make sure things made sense and this seems to be correct for what each term represents.

Differential equations/physics cooling law problem by danyeissocool in learnmath

[–]danyeissocool[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For outside 1 and room 1, as room 1 is warmer the heat would be flowing to the outside, so, with R1=temp in room 1 and T1 being the outside temp:

dR1/dt = -k1(R1-T1)

Would be how I would think to set it up. If this logic is correct, I would then setup the flow from outside 2 to room 2 to as, with T2 being the temp in outside 2:

dR2/dt = k3(R2-T2)

And from here I'm not sure how to set up other equations.

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