In a bio-science research lab, combining the temperatures of two test-tubes containing cultures produces a.... asked in wipro feb 2022

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 In a bio-science research lab, combining the temperatures of two test-tubes containing cultures produces a maximum temperature that is the product of the temperature of the two test-tubes. The temperature of the test-tubes can be negative or positive. The biologist wishes to calculate the sum of the temperature of the two test tubes which will produce the maximum temperature when combined.....





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