Consider two cylindrical rods that are identical insize and shape, but are made of differentmaterials. The rods are placed between two wallsthat are maintained at different temperatures. Thedirection of heat conduction is from the warmerwall (left) to the cooler wall (right).k1= 205 W/(m-K)TwTCk2 = 109 W/(m-K)(1)%3DA = A2 = Adk2TwTc(II) If the temperature differencebetween the left wall and theright wall is 1OO K, A = 0.0004%3Dm?, and d = .4000 m, what isthe heat current in the secondrod arrangement (II)? *4.80 J/s7.12 J/s9.60 J/s15.7 J/s23.3 J/s31.4 J/sNone of the above.

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Consider two cylindrical rods that are identical in size and shape, but are made of different materials. The rods are placed between two walls that are maintained at different temperatures. The direction of heat conduction is from the warmer wall (left) to the cooler wall (right).

Consider two cylindrical rods that are identical in size and shape, but are made of different materials. The rods are placed between two walls that are maintained at different temperatures. The direction of heat conduction is from the warmer wall (left) to the cooler wall (right).

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