Consider the above problem, find what percent of power is lost by free convection?

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Consider the above problem, find what percent of power is lost by free convection?

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Chris · Answer 1 · 2022-10-12T08:10:22+0000

The correct option is (c) 19.278%

Easy explanation: Percentage of power lost by free convection = 7.71 * 100/40 = 19.278%.

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