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[" Two identical conducting rods are first connected "],[" independently to two vessels,one containing water at "],[100^(@)C" and the other containing ice at "0^(@)C" .In the second "],[" case,the rods are joined end to end and connected the "],[" same vessels.Let "q_(1)" and "q_(2)gs^(-1)" be the rate of melting "],[" of ice in two cases respectively.The ratio of "(q_(1))/(q_(2))" is "],[[" (a) "(1)/(2)," (b) "(2)/(1)," (c) "(4)/(1)," (d) "(1)/(4)]]

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