Heat is removed from an L-shaped area by convection. The heat transfer coefficient is hand the ambient temperature is T. Surface temperature varies according to T(x) = To ex a 2a where cand To are constants. Determine the rate of heat transfer from the area. a 2a

Heat is removed from an L-shaped area by convection. The heat transfer coefficient is hand the ambient temperature is T. Surface temperature varies according to T(x) = To ex a 2a where cand To are constants. Determine the rate of heat transfer from the area. a 2a

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Heat is removed from an L-shaped area by convection. The heat transfer coefficient is hand
the ambient temperature is T. Surface temperature varies according to
T(x) = To ex
0
a
x 2a
a
where c and To are constants. Determine the rate of heat transfer from the area.
a
2a

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