Suppose you stand with one foot on ceramic(k=28 W/mK) flooring and one foot on a woolcarpet (k =0.024 W/mK), making contactover an area of 62.5cm² with each foot. Boththe ceramic and the carpet are 2 cm thickand are 5°C on their bottom sides. If the topof the ceramic and carpet at 29°C, calculatethe following:a) the rate of heat transfer that occur fromthe foot kept on wool carpet in wattsb) the rate of heat transfer that occur fromthe foot kept on ceramic in watts

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Suppose you stand with on (k=28 W/mK) flooring and carpet (k =0.024 W/mK), m over an area of 62.5cm² w the ceramic and the carpet and are 5°C on their bottor of the ceramic and carpet a the following:

Suppose you stand with on (k=28 W/mK) flooring and carpet (k =0.024 W/mK), m over an area of 62.5cm² w the ceramic and the carpet and are 5°C on their bottor of the ceramic and carpet a the following:

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Suppose you stand with one foot on ceramic
(k=28 W/mK) flooring and one foot on a wool
carpet (k =0.024 W/mK), making contact
over an area of 62.5cm² with each foot. Both
the ceramic and the carpet are 2 cm thick
and are 5°C on their bottom sides. If the top
of the ceramic and carpet at 29°C, calculate
the following:
a) the rate of heat transfer that occur from
the foot kept on wool carpet in watts
b) the rate of heat transfer that occur from
the foot kept on ceramic in watts

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