Consider a plate whose thickness is 2L=20 cm and thermal conductivity is 20 W/mK. Heat generation inside the plate (104 W/m³) is uniform. The plate is placed in an environment at T=20°C and convective heat transfer coefficient is h=16 W/m²K. Find the temperature at the center of plate. h To -L O a. 45 °C O b. 75 °C O c. 67 °C O d. 85 °C О е. 90 °С

Consider a plate whose thickness is 2L=20 cm and thermal conductivity is 20 W/mK. Heat generation inside the plate (104 W/m³) is uniform. The plate is placed in an environment at T=20°C and convective heat transfer coefficient is h=16 W/m²K. Find the temperature at the center of plate. h To -L O a. 45 °C O b. 75 °C O c. 67 °C O d. 85 °C О е. 90 °С

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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