Fin is insulated at the tip . What does that mean? – McqOptions

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1.	Fin is insulated at the tip . What does that mean?
A.	Less heat is transferred from the tip
B.	Heat will transferred from tip only
C.	More heat is transferred from the tip
D.	No heat is transferred from the tip
Answer» E.

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