answer (c) and (d) Task 2The heat transfer rate of the rocket engine is given by:dTQ = -kAdx Where k is the thermal conductivity of its material, A is the crosssectional area and T=T(x) is the temperature distribution. Fortan(x) sec(x) + sin(x²), k=0.7 and A= 10 find Q atа. Т(х)x=T/3.b. T(x) = Vxcos(4x) +, find Q at x = T/2.= x (x2-cos(2x)), find Q at x = 1/4.хcos(4x) +с. Т(x) — хd. T(x) = 100e-3x + In(4x), k=470, A= 0.01n and x= 1/3;

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(x²-cos(2x). c. T(x) = x d. T(x) x2. find Q at x = t/4. = 100e-3x + In(4x), k=470, A= 0.01r and x= 1/3;

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