The thermal current density of a solid varies as: W m² JT(x) = 1000e If the solid starts at x = 0, the thermal conductivity is 2. and the temperature at x = 0 is To = 1000 K, find the equation for the temperature profile as a function of x. W m-K

The thermal current density of a solid varies as: W m² JT(x) = 1000e If the solid starts at x = 0, the thermal conductivity is 2. and the temperature at x = 0 is To = 1000 K, find the equation for the temperature profile as a function of x. W m-K

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