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What is the heat flux (W/m2) to an object when subjected to convection heat transfer environment...

What is the heat flux (W/m2) to an object when subjected to convection heat transfer environment given: 24 °C = the surface temperature of the object, 82 °C = the bulk temperature of the fluid adjacent to the object, and the convection heat transfer coefficient = 49 W/(m^2 K)?

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a. 3201
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2842
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d.

2531
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