A container whose temperature is kept at 200°C is located at 40 ft. above sea level. An object is placed in the said container with a temperature reading of 30°C. After 20 minutes the temperature of the object is 45°C. а. C and k b. General solution Find the temperature of the object after 30 minutes. What is object's temperature 10 minutes before the object reaches the temperature reading of 45°C? С. d.

A container whose temperature is kept at 200°C is located at 40 ft. above sea level. An object is placed in the said container with a temperature reading of 30°C. After 20 minutes the temperature of the object is 45°C. а. C and k b. General solution Find the temperature of the object after 30 minutes. What is object's temperature 10 minutes before the object reaches the temperature reading of 45°C? С. d.

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Chapter1: Basic Modes Of Heat Transfer

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