(1) When the blinds are open, what is the Rayleigh number?
(2) When the blinds are closed, what is the Rayleigh number?
(3) What is the free convection heat transfer coefficient when the blinds are open, in W/m2·K?
(4) What is the free convection heat transfer coefficient when the blinds are closed, in W/m2·K?
(5) What is the heat transfer rate when the blinds are open, in W?
(6) What is the heat transfer rate when the blinds are closed, in W?
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