T, 1000 K 350 K Heat flow 6k 4k Heat transfer through a composite wall of two sections, each having same thickness (l), is shown in figure. The thermal conductivity of one section is 6k and that of the other is 4k respectively. The left face of wall is at 1000 K and right face at 350 K. The temperature T(in K) of the interface of the composite wall is

T, 1000 K 350 K Heat flow 6k 4k Heat transfer through a composite wall of two sections, each having same thickness (l), is shown in figure. The thermal conductivity of one section is 6k and that of the other is 4k respectively. The left face of wall is at 1000 K and right face at 350 K. The temperature T(in K) of the interface of the composite wall is

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350 K
Heat flow
6k
4k
Heat transfer through a composite wall of two sections,
each having same thickness (l), is shown in figure. The
thermal conductivity of one section is 6k and that of the
other is 4k respectively. The left face of wall is at 1000
K and right face at 350 K. The temperature T(in K) of
the interface of the composite wall is .

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