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Physics, 25.08.2019 04:30 kaperry

Astick is a connection of two same -diameter metal rod 5 cm , and a length of both stick is 0,6m. the thermal conductivity of the first rod 92 cal /s. m.°c ,
and the second stick 50 cal / s. m.°c . the temperature at the free end of the first rod
100 °c and the free end of the second rod 0 °c , the temperature is kept constant .
determine heat transfer within 5 minutes .

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