A1 m-wide by 2 m-high window is composed of two 5 mm-thick glass panes, separated by an air spaceof 10 mm. The temperatures at the inner and outer surfaces of the window are 15°C and -20°crespectively. If the thermal conductivities of the glass pane and the air space are 1.4respectively, find the total rate of heat loss from the window in W?and 0.024m-Km-K

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