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A circular pond of radius 12 m has a layer of ice 0.25 m thick. On...

A circular pond of radius 12 m has a layer of ice 0.25 m thick. On a spring day, the temperature of the water below the ice is 4.0°C and the temperature of the air above is 11°C. What is the rate of heat transfer through the ice, in kW?
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