Heat transfer (steady state, one dimensional)

In summary, steady state heat transfer is the transfer of thermal energy that occurs when the temperature difference between two bodies remains constant over time. It can be one-dimensional, meaning the temperature only varies in one direction. The factors that affect steady state heat transfer include thermal conductivity, surface area, and temperature difference. The rate of heat transfer can be calculated using Fourier's Law of Heat Conduction. Steady state heat transfer has many real-world applications, including in electronics, building heating and cooling, and industrial processes such as chemical reactors and power plants.
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Homework Statement



Find the heat flow and the interface temperatures of the given figure.



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The Attempt at a Solution



Do solve it correctly?
I do not know how to solve the interface temperatures in case of parallel.
Can you explain to me how to solve it
 

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please check my answer
 

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