For Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (GMT + 3 hours, 21.48° N. 39 19* E) on Apri 22nd. 2021 If a solar collector surface is facing 30" east of south, determine the sunset hour angle in degrees on the collecte inclination angle of 15" Oa. 74.26 Degrees Ob 84.26 Deerees

For Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (GMT + 3 hours, 21.48° N. 39 19* E) on Apri 22nd. 2021 If a solar collector surface is facing 30" east of south, determine the sunset hour angle in degrees on the collecte inclination angle of 15" Oa. 74.26 Degrees Ob 84.26 Deerees

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For Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (GMT + 3 hours, 21.48° N, 39. 19* E) on April 22nd. 2021
Ifa solar collector surface is facing 30" east of south, determine the sunset hour angle in degrees on the collector surtace using an
inclination angle of 15
Oa. 74.26 Degrees
Ob. 84.26 Degrees
Oc- 84.26 Degrees
O d. 94.26 Degrees

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