A ball with diameter of 4 inches, issuspended in the middle of a room at530°R. The ball's surface is maintainedat a temperature of 700°R If theconvection heat transfer coefficient is0.04 kW/m2.°C and the emissivity of thesurface is 0.7, determine the total rateof heat transfer from the ball.Select one:O a. 0.45 kWO b. 0.05 kWc. 0.19 kWO d. 0.67 kW

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suspended in the middle of a room a 530°R. The ball's surface is maintaine at a temperature of 700°R If the convection heat transfer coefficient is D.04 kW/m2°C and the emissivity of t surface is 0.7, determine the total rate of heat transfer from the ball.

suspended in the middle of a room a 530°R. The ball's surface is maintaine at a temperature of 700°R If the convection heat transfer coefficient is D.04 kW/m2°C and the emissivity of t surface is 0.7, determine the total rate of heat transfer from the ball.

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Chapter1: Basic Modes Of Heat Transfer

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