Q4/ Determine the heat transfer rate for the following parallel-flow heat exchanger specificationCold flow enters at 40-C, Cc= 20,000 W/K.Hot water enters at 150 -C, Ch= 10,000 W/KA-30/m², U-500 W/m². k.

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Q4/ Determine the heat transfer rate for the following parallel-flow heat exchanger specification Cold flow enters at 40-C, Cc= 20,000 W/K. Hot water enters at 150 -C, Ch= 10,000 W/K A-30/m², U-500 W/m². k.