A sphere at temperature $600\,K$ is placed in an environment of temperature is $200\,K$ . Its cooling rate is $H$ . If its temperature reduced to $400\,K$ then cooling rate in same environment will become
A sphere at temperature $600\,K$ is placed in an environment of temperature is $200\,K$ . Its cooling rate is $H$ . If its temperature reduced to $400\,K$ then cooling rate in same environment will become
- A
$(3/16)H$
- B
$(16/3)H$
- C
$(9/27)H$
- D
$(1/16)H$
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