A car’s radiator is a heat exchanger with 2 kg/s of hot water entering at 100...

A car’s radiator is a heat exchanger with 2 kg/s of hot water entering at 100 C and leaving at 60 C with a pressure of 200 kPa. Air flows across the heat exchanger entering at 25 C and leaving at 40 C. What is the volume flowrate of air needed in m³/s? (18.9 m3/s)

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