The cooling rate of a molten metal sample is modeled by
MATHEMATICS · Single correct · AP · Calculus AB · Limits and Continuity · Limits and Continuity
Problem
The cooling rate of a molten metal sample is modeled by R(T)=(T−100)310, where R is measured in degrees Celsius per second and T is the temperature in degrees Celsius for T=100. Which of the following correctly describes the behavior of R(T) near T=100∘C?
(a) R(T)→+∞ as T→100− and R(T)→−∞ as T→100+.
(b) R(T)→−∞ as T→100− and R(T)→+∞ as T→100+.
(c) R(T)→+∞ as T→100− and R(T)→+∞ as T→100+.
(d) R(T)→0 from both sides as T→100."