A double glass window is 10' 0" * 6' 0". The outside temperature is 0 ° F and the inside temperature is 70 ° . How much heat is lost through the window?. Heat loss = constant * temperature difference * area (sq ft) Constant = .65 for window

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The heat loss can be calculated using the formula: Heat loss = constant * temperature difference * area. The area of the window is 10 ft * 6 ft = 60 sq ft. The temperature difference is 70°F - 0°F = 70°F. Therefore, Heat loss = 0.65 * 70 * 60 = 2,730 Btu.

A Double Glass Window Is 10' 0" * 6' 0