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Transcribed Image Text:In the unsteady state heat transfer experiment, why is the heated water temperature
limited to 85-90 Celsius degrees in the unsteady state heat transfer experiment?
Select one:
O a. Type K thermocouples attached to the apparatus will not give accurate
readings for temperatures higher than 90 Celsius degrees.
O b. Water below 80 Celsius degrees will not heat the specimens.
Oc. Water above this temperature tends to boil, inducing cavitation in the pump.
Od. Water above this temperature will cause severe burns if touched.
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