Variation of the density can be modeled when climbing a mountain as p-887,19*[16-(4z/71)] kg/m. If wind speed at the top of the mountain is = 217 + 127+ 3k m/s, calculate the changing of total density with time [kg/m3.s] at the mountain summit? (NOTE: Take air properties at -10 °C at the top of the mountain. Also, your results must be negative magnitude!!!)

Variation of the density can be modeled when climbing a mountain as p-887,19*[16-(4z/71)] kg/m. If wind speed at the top of the mountain is = 217 + 127+ 3k m/s, calculate the changing of total density with time [kg/m3.s] at the mountain summit? (NOTE: Take air properties at -10 °C at the top of the mountain. Also, your results must be negative magnitude!!!)

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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