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Calculating Convective Heat Loss for Unclothed Person
I plugged in the wrong h and thinking i was getting the result for another h. Thanks again Chestermiller. Great explanation. This thread can be closed.- swiftmatt
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Convective Heat Loss for Unclothed Person
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Calculating Convective Heat Loss for Unclothed Person
I understand what you mean. In any case, I still don't understand the difference in terms (left side not corresponding to the right side). I'm also curious if my answer is correct.- swiftmatt
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Does Breathing Affect Water Vaporization and Caloric Loss?
Inhaled Water Vapor Density = (17.3*.5) = 8.65g/m3? 10 liters = .01m3 8.65g/m3 * .01m3 = .0865 grams? 44g/m3 * .01m3 = .44 grams? Inhaled Water Vapor - Exhaled Water Vapor = -.3535 grams (Water Vapor leaving the body)? Would anyone mind giving me confirmation that I am going...- swiftmatt
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Convective Heat Loss for Unclothed Person
Using P = h*A*ΔT, given: h = 12 A = 1.5 ΔT = -11, (23 - 34) P = -99 However, I am confused about my units. I see that Chestermiller says Power doesn't exactly correlate to heat transfer, and when I look at my units of measure, I get the following: P = h*A*ΔT (watts) =...- swiftmatt
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Does Breathing Affect Water Vaporization and Caloric Loss?
Homework Statement If a person breathes 10 liters per minute of air at 68°F & 50% relative humidity, how much water per minute must the internal membranes supply to saturate this air at 98.6°F? If all of this moisture is subsequently exhaled, how much water per day is given off by the body...- swiftmatt
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Calculating Convective Heat Loss for Unclothed Person
Homework Statement Heat is convected away from an object at the rate given by the following formula: ΔQ / Δt = h*A*ΔT Calculate the rate of convective heat loss in watts for an unclothed person standing in air at 23°C. Assume that the skin temperature is 34°C and that the body surface...- swiftmatt
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- Heat Heat loss Loss
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Help Find the Area Between 3 Curves
Mark, Thanks for your quick reply. Our instructor never taught us anything about using strips. All the homework problems up to this one in this section involved a few steps (for 2 curves). 1. Find Intersecting Points. 2. Use the x-coordinates as the upper and lower x that will be substituted...- swiftmatt
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Help Find the Area Between 3 Curves
1. Homework Statement Find the area bounded by the following curves: --------- y = x y = -x + 6 y = (x / 2) --------- 2. Homework Equations N/A 3. The Attempt at a Solution Here is a link to what the graph looks like...- swiftmatt
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- Area Curves
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help