Hello Sir,Good Night.I have a question in my homework related Heat Transfer lesson. The following below is my question. Please Advice. Thank You Carbon iron ball (p= 7833kg54.°C , Cp = 0,465.°C) has a diameter of 8kg,km3mm. The ball initially has a temperature of 900°C, Then, the ball is cooled through theannealing process at an ambient temperature of 35°C. The final temperature of the ballafter the annealing process is 100°C.If the convection coefficient between the sphere and its surroundings is 75W°C , thenhow long does it take for the annealing process?m2

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n iron ball (p 7833 ,k = 54. °C , Cp = 0,465.°C) has a diameter of 8 m3 kg m he ball initially has a temperature of 900°C, Then, the ball is cooled through the ling process at an ambient temperature of 35°C. The final temperature of the ball he annealing process is 100°C. convection coefficient between the sphere and its surroundings is 75 .°C , then m2

n iron ball (p 7833 ,k = 54. °C , Cp = 0,465.°C) has a diameter of 8 m3 kg m he ball initially has a temperature of 900°C, Then, the ball is cooled through the ling process at an ambient temperature of 35°C. The final temperature of the ball he annealing process is 100°C. convection coefficient between the sphere and its surroundings is 75 .°C , then m2

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