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Cooling conditions are an initial condition of 92F and a wet bulb temperature of 75F. The...

Cooling conditions are an initial condition of 92F and a wet bulb temperature of 75F. The final condition has a dry bulb temperature of 68F and a wet bulb of 55F. Determine how much heat needs to be removed?

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