Suppose that 5 people sitting in an enclosed room are each generating about 500 BTUs of body heat per hour. If the room is 10ft
x15ft x 10ft how many btus per cubic foot do they produce in 3 hours
2 answers:
Answer:
1
Step-by-step explanation:
500/hour 1500/3hours
10*15*10=1500
so for every cubic foot is one btu
Answer:
the answer is 5 BTUs/ft^3
Step-by-step explanation:
first: 10x15x10= 1500 ft ^3
second: 500 BTUs x 5 people= 2500 BTUs by all five people
third: 2500 BTUs x 3 hrs= 7500 BTUs per 3 hrs
lastly: divide 7500 BTUs by 1500 ft ^3 to get 5 BTUs/ ft^3
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