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Calculate and plot the increase of cumulative kinematic heat (cooling) during the night of 16 hours, for a case with kinematic heat flux (km/s) of: a) -0.02 b) -0.05 c) -0.01 d) -0.04C

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Chapter5: Temperature And Heat

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Calculate and plot the increase of cumulative kinematic heat (cooling)

during the night of 16 hours, for a case with kinematic heat flux (km/s) of:

a) -0.02

b) -0.05

c) -0.01

d) -0.04C

Study of objects in motion.

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