This is a complete question I am stuck in. Kindly answer as soon as possible. Consider air with mass flow rate of 1 g/s entering a tube with diameter D=5 mm, length L=x2-x1=750 mm, and constant heat flux of q";=200W/m2. For an inlet temperature of=5°C determinethe exit temperature, the exit heat transfer coefficient h(L), and the tube wall temperature at x=L.Evaluate air properties at T=300 K at atmospheric pressure. Assume fully developed flow.

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Consider air with mass flow rate of 1 g/s entering a tube with diameter D=5 mm, length L=x2- Xq=750 mm, and constant heat flux of q";=200W/m². For an inlet temperature of=5°C determine the exit temperature, the exit heat transfer coefficient h(L), and the tube wall temperature at x=L. Evaluate air properties at T=300 K at atmospheric pressure. Assume fully developed flow.

Consider air with mass flow rate of 1 g/s entering a tube with diameter D=5 mm, length L=x2- Xq=750 mm, and constant heat flux of q";=200W/m². For an inlet temperature of=5°C determine the exit temperature, the exit heat transfer coefficient h(L), and the tube wall temperature at x=L. Evaluate air properties at T=300 K at atmospheric pressure. Assume fully developed flow.

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