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In this thermal resistance network, at steady state, how much hotter is T1 than T3? A: 15 K B: 75 K C: 150 K OD: 250 K T3

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Chapter2: Steady Heat Conduction

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In this thermal resistance network, at steady
state, how much hotter is T1 than T3?
A: 15 K
ⒸB: 75 K
C: 150 K
D: 250 K
Q = 10 W
R1 = 5 K/W
T2
R1 10 K/W
T3
C1 = 1 J/K
C2 = 5 J/K

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