Consider steady-state conduction through a plane wall separating fluids of differenttemperatures, T., and T. adjoining the inner and outer surfaces, respectively. If theconvection coefficient at the outer surface is five times larger than that at the inner surface,ha 5h, what can you say about relative proximity of the corresponding surface temperaturesTo and Ti, to their adjoining fluid temperatures?

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Consider steady-state conduction through a plane wall separating fluids of different
temperatures, T., and T. adjoining the inner and outer surfaces, respectively. If the
convection coefficient at the outer surface is five times larger than that at the inner surface,
ha 5h, what can you say about relative proximity of the corresponding surface temperatures
To and Ti, to their adjoining fluid temperatures?

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