SOLUTION: The heat loss H, in watts, through a single-pane glass window varies jointly as the area A, in square meters, and the difference between the inside and outside temperatures T, in d
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Question 620448: The heat loss H, in watts, through a single-pane glass window varies jointly as the area A, in square meters, and the difference between the inside and outside temperatures T, in degrees Celsius. If the heat loss is 6 watts for a window with an area of 1.5 m^2 and a temperature difference of 2 degrees Celcius, what would be the heat loss for a window with an area of 2 m^2 and a temperature difference of 5 degrees Celcius? Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source):
Hi,
The heat loss H, in watts, through a single-pane glass window varies jointly as
the area A, in square meters, and the difference between the inside and
outside temperatures T, in degrees Celsius
If the heat loss is 6 watts for a window with an area of 1.5 m^2 and a
temperature difference of 2 degrees Celcius, k = 2
what would be the heat loss for a window with an area of 2 m^2 and a temperature
difference of 5 degrees Celcius?
