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So, here in this question we are asked to determine the equivalent thermal resistance, okay.
00:07
So, we are given this data.
00:09
So, let us consider let h r be the radiation heat transfer coefficient, be the radiation heat transfer coefficient, okay.
00:38
Then h c be the convention heat transfer coefficient, be the convention heat transfer coefficient.
00:53
Now, equivalent thermal resistance is given by, so we are asked to find the equivalent thermal resistance, thermal resistance which is given by r is equal to 1 by h c plus 1 by h r.
01:19
So, h c is equal to 1 point, 14 .24, h c is equal to 14 .24 watt per meter square per kelvin and h r is equal to 22 .68 watt per meter square per kelvin...