Consider the plate with a thickness L-0.6 cm and thermal conductivity ofk=20 W/m-°C. The inner surface at x=0 is subjected to uniform heat flux q" -75×10' W/m² whilethe outer surface at x=L is subjected to constant temperature T2- 85°C. For steady one-dimensionalheat conduction, obtain a relation for the variation of temperature in the plate, and evaluate the innersurface temperature.

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