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Given Plot for static temperature versus position To find Change in temperature

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Static Temperature (mixture)
line-19
Run Calculation
2.72e+02
Check Case...
Preview Mesh Motion...
Time Advancement
Туре
Method
2.71e+02
Fixed
User-Specified
Parameters
2.70e+02
F Line/Rake Surface
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line-19
Static
2.69e+02
Options
Number of Points
Temperature
(mixture)
O Line
Туре
10
Line
Reset
2.68e+02
(k)
End Points
x0 (m) 0
x1 (m) 0.032
2.67e+02
yo (m) 0.04
y1 (m) 0.04
z0 (m)
z1 (m) 0
Select Points with Mouse
2.66e+02
0.005
0.01
0.015
0.02
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0.03
0.035
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