Heat losses through transmission are the same as those generated through: A. convection B. condensation C. insulation D. conduction.

The correct answer is D. conduction.

Heat losses through transmission primarily occur due to conduction, which is the process of heat transfer through materials. When heat moves from a warmer area to a cooler area within a material, it’s called conduction. In contrast, convection involves the movement of fluids, and condensation is related to phase changes of a substance, while insulation refers to materials used to reduce heat transfer rather than generating it.

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