1- Microwave radiation is incident on one side of a planar wall with a heat conductivity coefficient k. (x=0)-D°b=(x)bleads to volumetric heating. While this surface is9(W/m²)microwave radiationis fixed.kept at a constant temperature To, the other surface at x=L is very well insulated. Determine the temperaturedistribution T(x) in terms of x, L, k, qo and To.

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1- Microwave radiation is incident on one side of a planar wall with a heat conductivity coefficient k. (x-0) 9(W/m²) q(x) = q,(1-) microwave radiation is fixed. leads to volumetric heating. While this surface is kept at a constant temperature To, the other surface at x=L is very well insulated. Determine the temperature distribution T(x) in terms of x, L, k, qo and To.

1- Microwave radiation is incident on one side of a planar wall with a heat conductivity coefficient k. (x-0) 9(W/m²) q(x) = q,(1-) microwave radiation is fixed. leads to volumetric heating. While this surface is kept at a constant temperature To, the other surface at x=L is very well insulated. Determine the temperature distribution T(x) in terms of x, L, k, qo and To.

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