Please answer both question and need so fast. Thank u 24.53 For fluid flow over a surface, the heat flux to the surface canbe computed asIPJ = -k-dywhere J = heat flux (W/m), k = thermal conductivity (W/m · K),T = temperature (K), and y = distance normal to the surface (m).The following measurements are made for air flowing over a flatplate that is 200 cm long and 50 cm wide:Y, cm15Т, КIf k = 0.028 J/s·m· K, (a) determine the flux at the surface and(b) the heat transfer in watts. Note that 1 J = 1 W s.24.54 The pressure gradient for laminar flow through a constantradius tube is given by900480270200%3!dp8µ Qdxwhere p = pressure (N/m), x = distance along the tube's centerline(m), u = dynamic viscosity (N · s/m3), Q = flow (m/s), and r =radius (m).(a) Determine the pressure drop for a 10-cm length tube for a vis-cous liquid (u = 0.005 N s/m, density = p = 1 x 10' kg/m)with a flow of 10 x 10-6 m'/s and the following varying radiialong its length,%3Dх, ст2410T, mm1.351.341.61.581.42(b) Compare your result with the pressure drop that would haveoccurred if the tube had a constant radius equal to the averageradius.(c) Determine the average Reynolds number for the tube to verifythat flow is truly laminar (Re = pvD/µ < 2100 where v =velocity).

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24.53 For fluid flow over a surface, the heat flux to the surface can be computed as dT J = -k- dy where J = heat flux (W/m), k = thermal conductivity (W/m K), T = temperature (K), and y distance normal to the surface (m). The following measurements are made for air flowing over a flat plate that is 200 cm long and 50 cm wide: У, ст 1 T, K 900 480 270 200 If k = 0.028 J/s m K, (a) determine the flux at the surface and (b) the heat transfer in watts. Note that 1 J = 1 W s.

24.53 For fluid flow over a surface, the heat flux to the surface can be computed as dT J = -k- dy where J = heat flux (W/m), k = thermal conductivity (W/m K), T = temperature (K), and y distance normal to the surface (m). The following measurements are made for air flowing over a flat plate that is 200 cm long and 50 cm wide: У, ст 1 T, K 900 480 270 200 If k = 0.028 J/s m K, (a) determine the flux at the surface and (b) the heat transfer in watts. Note that 1 J = 1 W s.

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