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48000 V

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96000 V

q = 4810°C do 0.3m h = -4x10c dom 0.5m B Vn=Kq di dz (-4X102 k (4rior 9x10° [ 2017 - 12/105 Vn- 15. Va = 99 x 8 x 10 = 4.8 1

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