The main source of Earth's natural heat is

A) molten-hot lava.
B) pressure on Earth's interior.
C) radioactivity in Earth's interior.
D) solar energy in the form of fossil fuels.


Answer: C

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GIVEN

FIND
Estimate the heat transfer coefficient (c h)
ASSUMPTIONS
Steady state
The correlation can be applied to a pitch-to-diameter ratio of 1.5
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