consider a large plane wall of thickness 0.21 m, thermal conductivity k=1.2 w/m-c and surface area of 15 m. the two side of the wall maintained at constant temperature of 121 c and 52 c respectively. determine the rate of heatconduction through the wall under steady condition

consider a large plane wall of thickness 0.21 m, thermal conductivity k=1.2 w/m-c and surface area of 15 m. the two side of the wall maintained at constant temperature of 121 c and 52 c respectively. determine the rate of heatconduction through the wall under steady condition

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