Calculate the amount of heat loss for a 5.08 cm thick glass wall when its temperature changes from 20.0 °C to 40.0°C in 60.0 seconds. The length of the wall is 98.5 cm and its width is 45.3 cm. O 1,090,000 calories O 2, 110 calories 90,900 calories O 886,000 calories 9,380 calories

Calculate the amount of heat loss for a 5.08 cm thick glass wall when its temperature changes from 20.0 °C to 40.0°C in 60.0 seconds. The length of the wall is 98.5 cm and its width is 45.3 cm. O 1,090,000 calories O 2, 110 calories 90,900 calories O 886,000 calories 9,380 calories

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