In the Fig. 2 below, let Ki = K2 = K and ti t=t. %3! T- Fig. 2 (a) Let Tr 0 °C and T= 200 °C. Solve for T: and unknown rates of heat flow in term of k and t. Page 2 of 11 Finite Element Analysis (* (b) Let T 400 °C and let fs have the prescribed value . What are the unknowns? Solve for them in term of K, t, and f.

In the Fig. 2 below, let Ki = K2 = K and ti t=t. %3! T- Fig. 2 (a) Let Tr 0 °C and T= 200 °C. Solve for T: and unknown rates of heat flow in term of k and t. Page 2 of 11 Finite Element Analysis (* (b) Let T 400 °C and let fs have the prescribed value . What are the unknowns? Solve for them in term of K, t, and f.

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