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Determine the temperature variation inside the iron plate with a thickness 21 of 2 mm, cross-sectional area of 300 cm^2, convection heat transfer coefficient of 15 WI(m^2K), room temperature of 18 C. The electrical power required to operate the iron is 2 kW and the thermal conductivity of the iron is 20 W/(mK). O none O 2517x+5412 O -4469x+3333 O -5412x+2517 -3333x+4469

Determine the temperature variation inside the iron plate with a thickness 21 of 2 mm, cross-sectional area of 300 cm^2, convection heat transfer coefficient of 15 WI(m^2K), room temperature of 18 C. The electrical power required to operate the iron is 2 kW and the thermal conductivity of the iron is 20 W/(mK). O none O 2517x+5412 O -4469x+3333 O -5412x+2517 -3333x+4469

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