1- Fin question {(b) (Accounting the heat transfer at the end)}2- Derive a nodal equation for analysis of the node(n) in the Figure below1n3- Aluminum plate having a thickness of 4cm and initial temperature is200 °C. The plate is subjected to a convection with h= 500 w/m².°Cand T= 25 °C. Using lumped heat method, calculate the temperature attime of 24.2 sec.Take the density = 2707 kg/m³ , Cp =896 j/kg. °C , k= 204 w/m. °C

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