A limited amount of water in a container is subjected to 5 W/m2K convection condition as the sky temperature drops to -40 °C at a desert night. What is the corresponding ambient temperature of this situation if α = ε= 0.96. Take the freezing temperature of water as 0 °C. A. 5.68 °C B. 14.19 °C C. 28.38 °C D. 10.17 °C

A limited amount of water in a container is subjected to 5 W/m2K convection condition as the sky temperature drops to -40 °C at a desert night. What is the corresponding ambient temperature of this situation if α = ε= 0.96. Take the freezing temperature of water as 0 °C. A. 5.68 °C B. 14.19 °C C. 28.38 °C D. 10.17 °C

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter5: Temperature And Heat

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Problem 19P: . On a winter day, the air temperature is — 15°C, and the humidity is 0,001 kg/m3. (a) What is the...

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