The curve for unsteady state cooling or heating of bodies is – McqOptions

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1.	The curve for unsteady state cooling or heating of bodies is
A.	Hyperbolic curve asymptotic both to time and temperature axis
B.	Exponential curve asymptotic both to time and temperature axis
C.	Parabolic curve asymptotic to time axis
D.	Exponential curve asymptotic to time axis
Answer» E.

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