The convection heat transfer rate between the inner pane and outer pane, when the blinds are in open position. The convection heat transfer rate between the inner pane and outer pane, when the blinds are in closed position.

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Chapter 9, Problem 9.97P

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The convection heat transfer rate between the inner pane and outer pane, when the blinds are in open position.

The convection heat transfer rate between the inner pane and outer pane, when the blinds are in closed position.

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