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Homework Statement
For a metal bar of cross sectional area A, the rate of flow of heat along the bar is given by the expression:
Q=-KA(dT/dx)
where K is the thermal conductivity of the material of the bar, and T and x refer to temperature and the distance measured from the high temperature end of the bar respectively. Use this information to solve the following problem.
A spherical heat source of radius a sits at the centre of a solid sphere of radius b>a.
The material of the sphere has thermal conductivity K. The source emits heat equally in all directions at the rate Q per second and the outside of the sphere is held at a constant temperature T0. Determine the temperature T at the surface of the source.
Some help needed please.
