Part 6 of 6 - Analyze Substitute values to find the required refrigerator temperature. To sum T = Trom |K)C K ]K) 11 278 X K = K Great news! You just got offered a summer internship working in a physics lab on campus. The internship allows you to stay in the dorm, but you are concerned because the dorms are not air conditioned. You have heard from other students the rooms get very hot, reaching a temperature of 315 K for hours in the afternoon. There is another catch; the rent is free, but you must pay the electricity bill. You know the refrigerator is the biggest user of electricity. You would like to set the interior temperature of the fridge such that the coefficient of performance x is the same as it is during the school year. During the school year, the room temperature is set to 293 K and the refrigerator's interior temperature is kept at 277 K. What should you set the refrigerator's temperature to this summer? When thinking about your results ask yourself: Will your milk spoil? It is best to store milk at 40F (278 K)