in a room (8*6*3.5) if the total heat losses is 1000 Watt and the percentage of ceiling losses from total was 20% , if we treat just the ceiling such that we reduce her losses by the half what will be the new total losses for the room

in a room (863.5) if the total heat losses is 1000 Watt and the percentage of ceiling losses from total was 20% , if we treat just the ceiling such that we reduce her losses by the half what will be the new total losses for the room

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