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The door of a refrigerator is 150 cm. high, 80 cm wide and 6 cm thick. If the coefficient of thermal conductivity is `5 xx 10^-4` `cal//cm`. s.`^@C` and the inner and outer surfaces are at `0^@C` and `30^@C` respectively. Calculate heat loss through the door in 1 minute.

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