Two metallic rods are connect in parallel to heat reservoirs held at T1 and T2, respectively. One rod has a circular cross section and the other has a square cross section. Calculate the heat flow rate for the two rods for the following parameters: Rod 1 DiameterRod 1 Thermal ConductivityRod 1 LengthRod 2 AreaRod 2 Thermal ConductivityRod 2 LengthT1T21.50E-022.91E+022.00E+002.50E-051.63E+021.00E+003.50E+021.00E+02 Make sure to express your answer in scientific notation with 2 decimal points.

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wo metallic rods are connect in parallel to heat reservoirs held at T1 and T2, respectively. One rod has a circular cross section and the other has a square cross section. Calculate the heat flow rate for the two rods for the following parameters:

wo metallic rods are connect in parallel to heat reservoirs held at T1 and T2, respectively. One rod has a circular cross section and the other has a square cross section. Calculate the heat flow rate for the two rods for the following parameters:

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Two metallic rods are connect in parallel to heat reservoirs held at T1 and T2, respectively. One rod has a circular cross section and the other has a square cross section. Calculate the heat flow rate for the two rods for the following parameters:

Rod 1 Diameter	Rod 1 Thermal Conductivity	Rod 1 Length	Rod 2 Area	Rod 2 Thermal Conductivity	Rod 2 Length	T1	T2
1.50E-02	2.91E+02	2.00E+00	2.50E-05	1.63E+02	1.00E+00	3.50E+02	1.00E+02

Make sure to express your answer in scientific notation with 2 decimal points.

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