List the upper and lower limits for these dimensions. (See attached image) Questions Q11 - Q13 are true or false questions. Q11 - .500 = .505/.495 T of F .50 = .51/.49 T of F 2.000 = 2.005/1.995 T of F Q12 - 5.02 = 5.02/4.98 T of F 4.00 = 4.02/3.98 T of F .50 X = .51/.49 T of F Q13 - X 45° = 45.5°/44.5° T of F

List the upper and lower limits for these dimensions. (See attached image) Questions Q11 - Q13 are true or false questions. Q11 - .500 = .505/.495 T of F .50 = .51/.49 T of F 2.000 = 2.005/1.995 T of F Q12 - 5.02 = 5.02/4.98 T of F 4.00 = 4.02/3.98 T of F .50 X = .51/.49 T of F Q13 - X 45° = 45.5°/44.5° T of F

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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Problem 5.2P: 5.2 Evaluate the Prandtl number from the following data: , .

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