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Heat transfer summary questions Solution Thermal energy is related to the temperature of matter. For a given material and mass, the higher the temperature, the greater its thermal energy. Heat transfer is a study of the exchange of thermal energy through a body or between bodies which occurs when there is a temperature difference. When two bodies are at different temperatures, thermal energy transfers from the one with higher temperature to the one with lower temperature. Heat always transfers from hot to cold. Table 1 shows the common SI and English units and conversion factors used for heat and heat transfer rates. Heat is typically given the symbol Q , and is expressed in joules (J) in SI units. The rate of heat transfer is measured in watts (W), equal to joules per second, and is denoted by q . The heat flux, or the rate of heat transfer per unit area, is measured in watts per area (W/m 2 ), and uses q\" for the symbol. .
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Picture D has two types of atom/element, but far spread like gases, generally ionic compounds are solid in nature
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#### Convection
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\[ q = h (T_s - T_{\infty}) \]
where \( h \) is the convective heat transfer coefficient, \( T_s \) is the surface temperature, and \( T_{\infty} \) is the fluid temperature far from the surface.
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\[ \rho c_p \left( \frac{\partial T}{\partial t} + \mathbf{u} \cdot \nabla T \right) = k \nabla^2 T + \dot{q} \]
where \( \mathbf{u} \) is the velocity vector of the fluid, and \( \dot{q} \) represents internal heat generation.
#### Radiation
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\[ q = \epsilon \sigma T^4 \]
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I = Infected poplulation
S = Suscepitble population
Betta and alpha are constants.
transmission rate of the virus is Beta constant.
Recovery rate of virus is alpha constant.
alpha = 1.25
Gamma = 0.4
S(0) = 0.88
I(0) = 0.12
Step size = 0.25
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Solution
Solved the first problem as per Chegg guidelines, post multiple question to get the remaining answers
Q2) Correct answer is Option C (picture (c))
Reason: The ionic bond is formed when two elements with high electronegativity difference form a bond which result in the formation of + charge on cation and - charge on anion
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Instructions
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HINT: Revenue from stock investments $64,000.
Solution
the revenue from dividend is =30,000X0.3= $9000
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total shares are= 150,000 (i.e. when 20% shares are 30,000 in number, total shares are 150,000)
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Instructions
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Solution
Declaration of Dividend on 31st march2014
Declaration of Dividend on 30th  June 2014
Declaration of Dividend on 30th Sep 2014
Declaration of Dividend on 31st dec 2014
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Halogens tend to have high:
I. electronegativities
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Solution
--> Halogens are highly electronegativity because after taking one electron they can fulfill their orbital and become stable
--> they are less soluble in aquous solution because they are non-polar. They are highly soluble in organic solvent.
--> they have high ionization energy.
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Journal entry:
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Paul will write music for?
Gwen will write lyrics for?
Paul will write lyrics for?
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Paul will write Music For: 8 Songs (Because he has comparative advantage in Music)
Gwen will write Lyrics For: 12 Songs
Paul will write Lyrics For: 0 Songs
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Investments
b.
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Solution
1.
Reacts with both Tollens reagent and Benedicts reagents. Actually this is test used to confirm presence of aldehyde functional group.
2.
Its Acetic acid.
3.
A. Acetal
B. Acetaldehyde and Methanol.
C. Hemiacetal.
D. Ethyl methyl ketone and Ethanol.
E.Acetal
F.Cyclohexanone and Ethanol.
4.
Not chiral. Two same presents on both side.
5.
Not chiral. symmetry present.
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Multiple Items Form
Split Form
Subform
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6.6. Query
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WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF INTERNAL CONTROL?
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Advantages:-
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Disadvantages:-
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2.No post-assignment guarantee of employment.
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4.Changes in the home workplace that affect re-entry positions and the employment relationship.
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Text Books:
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