5. In class, we have learned the effectiveness of fin as n = (Actualheat loss)/(Ideal max heat loss). If the actual heat loss of a fin isgiven as 2W fh(T(z) – Tạ)dz , what will be the Ideal max heat loss?Ta

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5. In class, we have learned the effectiveness of fin as n = (Actual heat loss)/(Ideal max heat loss). If the actual heat loss of a fin is given as 2W fh(T(z) – Tạ)dz , what will be the Ideal max heat loss? Ta