The quadrilateral rod without half (material: pure iron), seen in the figure, is immersed in water at atemperature of 20 °C by the finite (from its base), while initially at a uniform temperature of 400 °C.h = 400 W / m?K. At point A in the center of the base of the rod, how much will the temperature beafter 10 minutes? (Assume that the temperature is scattered on the bar and Fo > 0.2.)10 cm• A10 cm8 Table A-2 | Property values for metals.Properties at 20°CThermal conductivity k, W/m. °C800°C 1000°C1200°C1472°F 1832°F 2192°Fax 105-100°C0°C100°C200°C300°C400°C600°CMetalkg'mkJ/kg. °CW/in. °Cm/s-148°F32°F212°F392°F572°F752°F1112°FAhuminum:Pure2,7070.8962048.418215202206215228249Al-Cu (Duralumin),94-96% Al, 3-5%Cu, trace MgAl-Si (Silumin,2,7870.8831646.676126159182194copper-bearing),86.5% Al,1% Cu2,6590.8671375.933119137144152161Al-Si (Alusil),78-80% Al,20-22% Si2,6270.8541617.172144157168175178Al-Mg-Si, 97% AI,1% Mg, 1% Si,1% Mn2,70711,3730.8921777.311175189204Lead0.130352.34336.935.133.431.529.8Iron:Pure7,8970.452732.03487736762554840363536Wrought iron, 0.5% C7,8490.46591.626595752484536333333Sreet(C max 1.5%):Carbon steelCe 0.5%7,8337,8017,7530.465541.4745552484542353129311.0%0.473431.1724343424036332928291.5%0.486360.970363636353331282829

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The quadrilateral rod without half (material: pure iron), seen in the figure, is immersed in water at a temperature of 20°C by the finite (from its base), while initially at a uniform temperature of 400 °c. h = 400 W / m²K. At point A in the center of the base of the rod, how much will the temperature be after 10 minutes? (Assume that the temperature is scattered on the bar and Fo > 0.2.) 10 cm • A 10 cm 8

The quadrilateral rod without half (material: pure iron), seen in the figure, is immersed in water at a temperature of 20°C by the finite (from its base), while initially at a uniform temperature of 400 °c. h = 400 W / m²K. At point A in the center of the base of the rod, how much will the temperature be after 10 minutes? (Assume that the temperature is scattered on the bar and Fo > 0.2.) 10 cm • A 10 cm 8

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