f the surface of a plane wall with heat conduction coefficient k is under constant heat flux (q0 ") condition at x = 0 and its surface at x = L is at temperature Ts, which of the following is the temperature distribution of this plane wall?

f the surface of a plane wall with heat conduction coefficient k is under constant heat flux (q0 ") condition at x = 0 and its surface at x = L is at temperature Ts, which of the following is the temperature distribution of this plane wall?

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Chapter2: Steady Heat Conduction

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