Please help me with this question, Thank you Sheets os aluminum and steel, each 10 mm thick, are placed in contact. What is the temperature of htecommon interface if the outer surface of the aluminum is kept at 212°C while the outer surface of the steel iskept at 56°C? The thermal conductivites of aluminum and steel are in the ratio 5:1.

Given Data T1=212°C T2=56°C Ratio of thermal conductivity of Aluminium and steel is 5

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