15- A west wall group C at (32 oN, Kw = 0.83). The %3D room temperature is (24 oC). The maximum outside temperature is (35 oC). The daily range is (12 oC). Its heat transfer coefficient is (1.12 W/m2.oC) and dimensions are (5 x 3 m). At (17 PM) in June, its CLTDC is Select one: a. 10.23 оC b. 16.4 oC с. 12.42 оС d. 11.42 oC

15- A west wall group C at (32 oN, Kw = 0.83). The %3D room temperature is (24 oC). The maximum outside temperature is (35 oC). The daily range is (12 oC). Its heat transfer coefficient is (1.12 W/m2.oC) and dimensions are (5 x 3 m). At (17 PM) in June, its CLTDC is Select one: a. 10.23 оC b. 16.4 oC с. 12.42 оС d. 11.42 oC

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15- A west wall group C at (32 oN, Kw = 0.83). The
%3D
room temperature is (24 oC). The maximum outside
temperature is (35 oC). The daily range is (12 oC).
Its heat transfer coefficient is (1.12 W/m2.oC) and
dimensions are (5 x 3 m). At (17 PM) in June, its
CLTDC is
Select one:
a. 10.23 оC
b. 16.4 oC
С. 12.42 оС
d. 11.42 oC

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