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Solve the differential equation y'=K(A-y) for k=(1/10) and A=70degreesF to find the temperature y(t) of a...

Solve the differential equation y'=K(A-y) for k=(1/10) and A=70degreesF to find the temperature y(t) of a cup of coffee at any time t, in minutes, if y(0) = 190degreesF and y(5) = 174degreesF, with no cream added. Similarly, solve the differential equation to find the temperature h(t) of a container of half+half at any time t if h(0) = 40degrees and h(5) = 45degrees (w/o adding it to the coffee)

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