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A 2 cm diameter aluminum rod with k-205 W/m-K, 8.0 cm in length, protrudes from a 150° C wall. Air at 26° C flows by it with average h=120 W/m.K. a. Write the equations for the temperature distribution and for net heat transfer rate using: добшут-к 1. Adiabatic Tip condition, and 2. The infinite L condition. b. Plot the temperature profiles sketches for the 2 cases (using values at 2, 4, 6, and 8 cm) and compare them. Please submit an accurate plot as an assignment which will be loaded on Canvas. o 1 D0JW/m.K transfer rate using: 1.Adiabatic Tip condition,and 2.The infinite L condition. and 8 cm)and compare them.Please submit an accurate plot as an assignment which will be loaded on Canvas.

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A 2 cm diameter aluminum rod with k-205 W/m-K, 8.0 cm in length, protrudes from a 150° C wall. Air at 26° C flows by it with average h=120 W/m.K. a. Write the equations for the temperature distribution and for net heat transfer rate using: добшут-к 1. Adiabatic Tip condition, and 2. The infinite L condition. b. Plot the temperature profiles sketches for the 2 cases (using values at 2, 4, 6, and 8 cm) and compare them. Please submit an accurate plot as an assignment which will be loaded on Canvas. o 1 D0JW/m.K transfer rate using: 1.Adiabatic Tip condition,and 2.The infinite L condition. and 8 cm)and compare them.Please submit an accurate plot as an assignment which will be loaded on Canvas.
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SubjectPhysics
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