**Problem:**Find the total glass area of the North side of the provided house drawing.**NOTES:**1. The wall height for all rooms is 8 feet.2. When calculating heat gain and loss for the provided drawing, Round U factor to 3 decimal places, Round heating transfer multiplier (HTM) to two decimal places.3. For each window, door, or surface area, round off square feet to the nearest whole number.**House Drawing Dimensions:**- **Room 1:** 30' x 18'- **Room 2:** 18' x 14'- **Room 3:** 10' x 8'- **Room 4:** 22' x 16'- **Room 5:** 26' x 20'- **Room 6:** 8' x 8'**Doors and Windows on the North Side:**- Room 4: - Window: 5'0" x 6'0" - Window: 2'8" x 6'8"- Room 5: - Window: 2'0" x 3'0" - Window: 5'0" x 6'0"**To Calculate:** 1. Calculate the area of each window on the North side. 2. Sum the total glass area for the North side.**Calculations:**1. **Room 4:** - Window 1: \(5'0" \times 6'0" \Rightarrow 5 \times 6 = 30 \text{ sq. ft}\) - Window 2: \(2'8" \times 6'8" \Rightarrow 2.67 \times 6.67 = 17.81 \text{ sq. ft} (\approx 18 \text{sq. ft})\) 2. **Room 5:** - Window 1: \(2'0" \times 3'0" \Rightarrow 2 \times 3 = 6 \text{ sq. ft}\) - Window 2: \(5'0" \times 6'0" \Rightarrow 5 \times 6 = 30 \text{ sq. ft}\)**Total Glass Area on the North Side:** - Room 4:

To find the glass area on the North side.The wall height for all rooms = 8 ft.

17. rent Find the total glass area of the North side of the provided house drawing? NOTE 1: The wall height for all rooms is 8 feet. NOTE 2: When calculating heat gain and loss for the provided drawing, Round U factor to 3 decimals places, Round heating transfer multiplier (HTM) to two decimal places. NOTE 3: For each window, door or surface area, round off square feet to the nearest whole number. TNI 2'8 X 4'0 2'8 X 4'0 Answer Room 3 10' X8' 5'0 X 6'0 Room 4 22' X16' Room 2 18' X14' 5'0 X 6'0 2'8 X 6'8" 3'0 X 6'8" 2'0 X 3'0 Room 5 26' X20' Room 1 30' X18' 5'0 X 6'0 Room 6 8' X8' 2'8 X 4'0 0,9 X 0,5

17. rent Find the total glass area of the North side of the provided house drawing? NOTE 1: The wall height for all rooms is 8 feet. NOTE 2: When calculating heat gain and loss for the provided drawing, Round U factor to 3 decimals places, Round heating transfer multiplier (HTM) to two decimal places. NOTE 3: For each window, door or surface area, round off square feet to the nearest whole number. TNI 2'8 X 4'0 2'8 X 4'0 Answer Room 3 10' X8' 5'0 X 6'0 Room 4 22' X16' Room 2 18' X14' 5'0 X 6'0 2'8 X 6'8" 3'0 X 6'8" 2'0 X 3'0 Room 5 26' X20' Room 1 30' X18' 5'0 X 6'0 Room 6 8' X8' 2'8 X 4'0 0,9 X 0,5

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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