bilon A Sshemm 80piem23. What is the temperature (in °C) on the right side of the wall shown in the figure below?28 °C1.0 cm2.0 cm(a) -4.00(b) 11.7020 °C0.03 W/m-Cº0.02 W/m-CºT = ?(c) 10.38(d) 9.25(e) none of thesetatx=2.60 m tsoline BerthisetoSalon(0)20.00)(b)22.0S

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