It's a complete question. Need help asap. Consider a flat plate subject to parallel air flow (top and bottom) characterized by u00 = 5%3Dm/s, Too = 20°C with an L = 2-m-long, w = 2-m-wide and surface temperatures of T; = 80°C.Determine(a)- the average convection heat transfer coefficient(b)- convective heat transfer rate(c)- drag force

GivenT∞=20°CTs=80°CL=2mw=2mU∞=5

Consider a flat plate subject to parallel air flow (top and bottom) characteriz s, Too = 20°C with an L = 2-m-long, w = 2-m-wide and surface temperatures of T; = 8 etermine - the average convection heat transfer coefficient - convective heat transfer rate

Consider a flat plate subject to parallel air flow (top and bottom) characteriz s, Too = 20°C with an L = 2-m-long, w = 2-m-wide and surface temperatures of T; = 8 etermine - the average convection heat transfer coefficient - convective heat transfer rate

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(a)- the average convection heat transfer coefficient
(b)- convective heat transfer rate
(c)- drag force

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