Calculate the temperature of the junction if the coefficient of thermal conductivity of Zinc is five times of steel. Also find the ratio of rate of heat flow through both the metals (5 marks) HOT RESERVOIR 80°C Zine Steel COLD RESERVOIR 4em 7 em

Calculate the temperature of the junction if the coefficient of thermal conductivity of Zinc is five times of steel. Also find the ratio of rate of heat flow through both the metals (5 marks) HOT RESERVOIR 80°C Zine Steel COLD RESERVOIR 4em 7 em

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter1: Temperature And Heat

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Calculate the temperature of the junction if the coefficient of thermal conductivity of Zinc is five times of steel. Also find the ratio
of rate of heat flow through both the metals (5 marks)
HOT RESERVOIR
80°C
Zine
Steel
COLD RESERVOIR
0°C
4 em
7em

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