The amount of heat conducted through a wall of length zis given by Fourier's Law: CONDUCTION RATE EQUATION FOURIER'S LAW q, =-kA dT dx T, >T, where q, is the heat flux, k is a proportionality factor, Ais the wall's cross-sectional area, and 4 is the temperature gradient throughout the wall. Our friend Matt Labb wants to find T2 (temperature of the wall's rightmost edge) given q2, k, and A. Is this possible? If so, briefly explain how to find T2. If not, briefly explain why.

The amount of heat conducted through a wall of length zis given by Fourier's Law: CONDUCTION RATE EQUATION FOURIER'S LAW q, =-kA dT dx T, >T, where q, is the heat flux, k is a proportionality factor, Ais the wall's cross-sectional area, and 4 is the temperature gradient throughout the wall. Our friend Matt Labb wants to find T2 (temperature of the wall's rightmost edge) given q2, k, and A. Is this possible? If so, briefly explain how to find T2. If not, briefly explain why.

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Chapter4: Numerical Analysis Of Heat Conduction

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