Physics, 06.04.2021 23:10, slayalways

The brick wall (of thermal conductivity 1.16 W/m ° C) of a building has dimensions

of 5 m by 7 m and is 18 cm thick.

How much heat flows through the wall in

a 17.2 h period when the average inside and

outside temperatures are, respectively, 24°C

and 8°C?

Answer in units of MJ.

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