2. Two metals have the same size. The thermal conductivity of metal II-2 times the thermal conductivity of metal I. If one end of metal I is heated so T₁=100°C and one end of metal II is heated so T₂-25°C, then what is the temperature in °F between both metals.

2. Two metals have the same size. The thermal conductivity of metal II-2 times the thermal conductivity of metal I. If one end of metal I is heated so T₁=100°C and one end of metal II is heated so T₂-25°C, then what is the temperature in °F between both metals.

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