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Problem 2. A flat-plate solar collector is 2 m long and 1 m wide and is inclined 60o to the horizontal. The cover plate is separated from the absorber plate by an air gap of 2 cm thick. If the temperatures of the cover plate and the absorber plate are 305 K and 335 K, respectively. Calculate the convective heat loss. Take the pressure at 1 atm
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