Your are standing inside a room at 24.8 °C, the surface temperature of your skin is 34.93 °C. Your skin has a total surface area of 1.527 m2, and an emissivity of 0.819. Find the net loss of radiant power from your body, in Watts round off to 3decimal places

Your are standing inside a room at 24.8 °C, the surface temperature of your skin is 34.93 °C. Your skin has a total surface area of 1.527 m2, and an emissivity of 0.819. Find the net loss of radiant power from your body, in Watts round off to 3decimal places

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