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Radiation heat transfer occurs in an
object that should place in vacuum
space. (True or False)
False
O True
Transferring heat from outside liquid
to a composite wall and then to a
gas and finally to a solid represents
convection, conduction, convection and
conduction respectively
convection, conduction, convection and
convection respectively
conduction, conduction, convection and
conduction respectively
all of them
None of them

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