A 40 x 40 cm copper slab # mm thick at a uniform temperature of 250 °C suddenly has its surface temperature lowered 30 °C. Find the time at which the slab temperature becomes 90°C ; p=9000 ke/m’, c=0.38 KJ/kgK, k=370 W/mK and h=00 W/m’K. 2

A 40 x 40 cm copper slab # mm thick at a uniform temperature of 250 °C suddenly has its surface temperature lowered 30 °C. Find the time at which the slab temperature becomes 90°C ; p=9000 ke/m’, c=0.38 KJ/kgK, k=370 W/mK and h=00 W/m’K. 2

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