A sphere of 80 mm diameter (k=50 W/m.K and a=1.5x106 m²/s) is initially at a uniform, elevated temperature, and is quenched in an oil bath maintained at 50 °C. The convection coefficient for the cooling process is 1000 W/m²K. At a certain time, the surface temperature of the sphere is measured to be 200 °C. What is the corresponding center temperature of the sphere?

A sphere of 80 mm diameter (k=50 W/m.K and a=1.5x106 m²/s) is initially at a uniform, elevated temperature, and is quenched in an oil bath maintained at 50 °C. The convection coefficient for the cooling process is 1000 W/m²K. At a certain time, the surface temperature of the sphere is measured to be 200 °C. What is the corresponding center temperature of the sphere?

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