626.82 W/m2471.91 W/m2The heat is dissipated from the plate by convection and radiation intosurrounds at 20 C. Take ɛ =0.8 , o =5.67x10**-8 and ho = 6 W/m**2. K. If(2) ahithe surface temperature of the plate is 50 C ,the value of the heat flux: from the plate is309.71 W /m2 ONone O394.93 W/m2 O479.27 W /m2 O2) uhi A rectangular fin with l12 JA

The heat is dissipated from the plate by convection and radiation into surrounds at 20 C. Take ɛ =0.8 , o =5.67x10**-8 and ho = 6 W/m**2. K. If the surface temperature of the plate is 50 C ,the value of the heat flux : from the plate is 309.71 W /m2 O None O 394.93 W/m2 O 479.27 W /m2 O

The heat is dissipated from the plate by convection and radiation into surrounds at 20 C. Take ɛ =0.8 , o =5.67x10-8 and ho = 6 W/m2. K. If the surface temperature of the plate is 50 C ,the value of the heat flux : from the plate is 309.71 W /m2 O None O 394.93 W/m2 O 479.27 W /m2 O

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The heat is dissipated from the plate by convection and radiation into
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the surface temperature of the plate is 50 C ,the value of the heat flux
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394.93 W/m2 O
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