Find the heat current through the rod

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Question: You have a 76.3-cm-long copper rod with a rectangular cross section of dimensions 5.05 cm by 7.95 cm. You maintain the ends of the rod at 57.5Â°C and 95.3Â°C, but otherwise insulate the rod from its environment.

Part A: Find the heat current through the rod.

I need help to determine the heat current through the rod and the thermal conductivity of copper is 385 W/(mÂ•K).

Reference no: EM13708360

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