A body takes $T$ minutes to cool from ${62^o}C$ to ${61^o}C$ when the surrounding temperature is ${30^o}C$. The time taken by the body to cool from ${70^o}$ to $({A_1}\,{\rm{and }}{A_{\rm{2}}})$ is

  • A

    Greater than $T$ minutes

  • B

    Equal to $T$ minutes

  • C

    Less than $T$ minutes

  • D

    Equal to $T/2$ minutes

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