A metal bar of length 20 cm has an initial temperature distribution of 2x+2 °C. Suddenly the right end of the bar is contacted with an environment with constant temperature of 90°C. The left end is brought into contact with a temperature varying environment as 12+0.05t °C, where time is measured in seconds. Find the temperature distribution after 20 seconds.
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A metal bar of length 20 cm has an initial temperature distribution of 2x+2 °C. Suddenly...
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