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Water is heated at a rate of 10 kg/s from a temperature of 15°c to 35°c by passing it through five identical tubes, each 5.0 cm in diameter, whose surface temperature is 60.0°c. estimate (a) the steady rate of heat transfer and (b) the length of tubes needed to accomplish this task.

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