A solid body of length L with a rectangle cross section has a temperature distribution equals to : T = (- C/k)*e^(-x)+Cx+D. K is the conductivity and it is equal to 1 W/m.k. At x= 0 the temperature is equal to 373 K. At x= L the body is well insulated. What should be the value of heat generation so that the body is in steady state: O a. В+е^(-x) Ob. B*e^(x) Oc. C*e^(-x)

A solid body of length L with a rectangle cross section has a temperature distribution equals to : T = (- C/k)e^(-x)+Cx+D. K is the conductivity and it is equal to 1 W/m.k. At x= 0 the temperature is equal to 373 K. At x= L the body is well insulated. What should be the value of heat generation so that the body is in steady state: O a. В+е^(-x) Ob. Be^(x) Oc. C*e^(-x)

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When energy travels from one object to another it is said to have undergone heat transfer. Heat transfer is nothing but the transfer of thermal energy or internal energy from one thing to another, like e.g., when a vessel with water, kept on top of a burner, heats up because of the flame underneath it.

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A solid body of length L with a rectangle cross section has a temperature distribution equals to : T = (-
C/k)*e^(-x)+Cx+D. K is the conductivity and it is equal to 1 W/m.k. At x= 0 the temperature is equal to 373 K.
At x= L the body is well insulated. What should be the value of heat generation so that the body is in steady
state:
O a. B+e^(-x)
O b. B*e^(x)
C*e^(-x)

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