Question

how would i set this equation up properly with the correct units?

Answer 1

the program i am suppost to use gives me the answer i just need to set it up correctly in order for it to work

Answer 2

i can't tell you exactly- because i'm not 100 percent sure. but if this is like any other equation, just insert the answer and work backwards. Sorry, this is all i can tell you. i hope some one else can help you further.

Answer 3

thanks @Macy86

Answer 4

oops sry. no idea.:(

Answer 5

thanks @ajprincess

Answer 6

Start with m = 45,000 lb/hr.
Go through the following delta_T: 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20
For each delta_T, calculate Q as: m * delta_T * Cp

Then bump m to 46,000
Go through the following delta_T: 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20
For each delta_T, calculate Q as: m * delta_T * Cp

Then bump m again by 1000 and repeat the above process until m reaches 90,000

In C or C++, this portion may look like this:

int m, delta_T, Q;
/* define Cp properly */
for (m = 45000; m <= 90000; m += 1000)
{
for (delta_T = 10; delta_T <= 20; delta_T += 2)
{
Q = m * delta_T * Cp;
/* print m, delta_T and Q in appropriate form */
}
}