This is a heat transfer problme. Prove that Nu=4.36 for fully-developed laminar flow in a tube...

This is a heat transfer problme.

Prove that Nu=4.36 for fully-developed laminar flow in a tube subject to a constant surface heat flux boundary condition.

This was posted before but it was a bit unclear, thanks!

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