2. Convert the heat flux density 300 W/m2 with the units in the following forms (make sure to account for all of the original units): a. One that includes Joules b. One that includes Newtons c. One that includes kilograms

2. Convert the heat flux density 300 W/m2 with the units in the following forms (make sure to account for all of the original units): a. One that includes Joules b. One that includes Newtons c. One that includes kilograms

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