Question 24.1: Use calculus to solve Eq. (24.6) for a 10-m rod with h′ = 0....
Use calculus to solve Eq. (24.6) for a 10-m rod with h^′ = 0.05 m^{−2}[h = 1 J/(m^2 · K · s), r = 0.2 m, k = 200 J/(s · m · K)], T_∞ = 200 K, and the boundary conditions:
T (0) =300 K T (10) = 400 K
0 = \frac{d^2T}{dx^2} + h^′ (T_∞ − T ) (24.6)
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