27-30 Find the temperature distribution in a laterallyinsulated thin copper bar (c² = K/po = 1.158 cm²/sec),50 cm long and of constant cross section with endpoints atx = 0 and 50 kept at 0°C and initial temperature27. f(x) = sin (TX/50)

Given : Endpoints at 0 C To find : Temperature distribution

27-30 Find the temperature insulated thin copper bar (c²= distribution in a laterally K/po K/po = 1.158 cm²/sec), 50 cm long and of constant cross section with endpoints at x = 0 and 50 kept at 0°C and initial temperature

27-30 Find the temperature insulated thin copper bar (c²= distribution in a laterally K/po K/po = 1.158 cm²/sec), 50 cm long and of constant cross section with endpoints at x = 0 and 50 kept at 0°C and initial temperature

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