Consider a sphere and cylinder that have the same volume and radius made of copper. Both of them are initially at the same temperature and are exposed to convection in the same environment "same h", then Select one: A. The Sphere will cool faster. B. Both will cool at the same rate. C. No enough information to determine which one will cool faster D. The cylinder will cool faster.

Consider a sphere and cylinder that have the same volume and radius made of copper. Both of them are initially at the same temperature and are exposed to convection in the same environment "same h", then Select one: A. The Sphere will cool faster. B. Both will cool at the same rate. C. No enough information to determine which one will cool faster D. The cylinder will cool faster.

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Chapter3: Transient Heat Conduction

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