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Thermal radiation strikes a surface which has a reflectivity of 0.55 and transmissivity of 0.032. A quantity known as flux is found out to be 95 W/m ². Determine rate of incident flux.

123.34 W/m² 333.37 W/m² 122.27 W/m² 227.27 W/m²

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Thermal radiation strikes a surface which has a reflectivity of 0.55 and transmissivity of 0.032. A quantity known as flux is found out to be 95 W/m 2. Determine rate of incident flux.

227.27 W/m2

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Thermal radiation strikes a surface which has a reflectivity of 0.55 and transmissivity of 0.032. A quantity known as flux is found out to be 95 W/m ². Determine rate of incident flux.

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