Please help answer the question regarding heat transfer. I tried solving it and came up with 152.56 oC but it says that it is incorrect. Please show how to get the correct answer. Thank you.
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It says surface Temperature is not 125.49oC (look at picture I attached). What would be the correct value? Thank you.
It STILL says the answer is wron (see attached photo). Please provide correct answer. Thank you.
It still says the answer is wrong. Can you please solve for the correct answer? Thank you.
It says surface Temperature is not 125.49oC (look at picture I attached). What would be the correct value? Thank you.
It STILL says the answer is wron (see attached photo). Please provide correct answer. Thank you.
It still says the answer is wrong. Can you please solve for the correct answer? Thank you.
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