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A copper tube (length, 3.0 m, inner diameter, 1.5 cm, outer diameter, 1.7 cm) passes through a vat of rapidly circulating water maintained at `20^@C`. Live steam at `100^@C` passes through the tube. What is the heat flow rate from the steam into the vat? For copper, kT = 1.0 cal/s·cm·°C.

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