Consider a A = 17.0000 m² wall with two layers of insulation: dT = 10 °C between styrofoam and brick layers. Heat flow throughd = 11 cm d = 15 cmOutsideT = 1°CfoamK = 0.01 W/(mInsideA 17.0 m²= 10 °Ck=0.8W(mK)system of coordinatesWhat is the heat flow through the wall divided by wall area?WWhat is the inside temperature?Tin =9Your last answer was interpreted as follows: 1What is the heat flow (power) through the wall?P=WYour last answer was interpreted as follows: 1What is the amount of heat passed through the wall?°CYour last answer was interpreted as follows: 1Your last answer was interpreted as follows: 115 cm of brick wall and d = 11 cm of styrofoam. Temperature outside is Tout = 1 °C andthe wall is measured for t = 12 hDo not leave any fields blank if you don't know the answer insert 1 for example

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Consider a A = 17.0000 m² wall with two layers of insulation: d = 15 cm of brick wall and d = 11 cm of styrofoam. Temperature outside is Tout = 1 °C and T = 10 °C between styrofoam and brick layers. Heat flow through the wall is measured for t = 12 h 0,11 cm 15 cm Outside T=1°C foam 0.01 Wi Inside A 17.0² 10 °C K 0.4W(mK) system of coordinates What is the heat flow through the wall divided by wall area? Your last answer was interpreted as follows: 1 What is the heat flow (power) through the wall? W What is the inside temperature? T = Your last answer was interpreted as follows: 1 What is the amount of heat passed through the wall? Q= Your last answer was interpreted as follows: 1 C Your last answer was interpreted as follows: 1

Consider a A = 17.0000 m² wall with two layers of insulation: d = 15 cm of brick wall and d = 11 cm of styrofoam. Temperature outside is Tout = 1 °C and T = 10 °C between styrofoam and brick layers. Heat flow through the wall is measured for t = 12 h 0,11 cm 15 cm Outside T=1°C foam 0.01 Wi Inside A 17.0² 10 °C K 0.4W(mK) system of coordinates What is the heat flow through the wall divided by wall area? Your last answer was interpreted as follows: 1 What is the heat flow (power) through the wall? W What is the inside temperature? T = Your last answer was interpreted as follows: 1 What is the amount of heat passed through the wall? Q= Your last answer was interpreted as follows: 1 C Your last answer was interpreted as follows: 1

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