CONSIDER AM DBJECT COMPOSED OF TWO SMALL METAL PALLETS LOCATED IN (x;Y) = (2:0) AMD (2;2) AND A PIECE OF WIRE STRETCHED BETWEEN (0;-2) AND (0;0). (A) DRAW THIS OBJECT. SUPPOSE THAT M PHOTOMS ARE FIRED AT EACH X LATERAL POSITION IM a parallel - RAY COMFIGURATION. FOR SIMPLICITY, SUPPOSE THAT EACH METAL OBTECT STOPS HALF OF THE PHOTONS THAT TOUCH IT, REGARDLESS OF THE ANGLE AT WHICH IT IS TOUCHED. (B) DRAW THE NUMBER OF PHOTOMS YOU EXPECT TO SEE ACCORDING TO x FOR &= 90° C. DRAW THE RADON TRAMSFORM R (x) FOR = 4 = 90°

CONSIDER AM DBJECT COMPOSED OF TWO SMALL METAL PALLETS LOCATED IN (x;Y) = (2:0) AMD (2;2) AND A PIECE OF WIRE STRETCHED BETWEEN (0;-2) AND (0;0). (A) DRAW THIS OBJECT. SUPPOSE THAT M PHOTOMS ARE FIRED AT EACH X LATERAL POSITION IM a parallel - RAY COMFIGURATION. FOR SIMPLICITY, SUPPOSE THAT EACH METAL OBTECT STOPS HALF OF THE PHOTONS THAT TOUCH IT, REGARDLESS OF THE ANGLE AT WHICH IT IS TOUCHED. (B) DRAW THE NUMBER OF PHOTOMS YOU EXPECT TO SEE ACCORDING TO x FOR &= 90° C. DRAW THE RADON TRAMSFORM R (x) FOR = 4 = 90°

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Chapter11: Heat Transfer By Radiation

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