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The coefficient of thermal conductivity of copper is nine times that of steel. In the composite cylindrical bar shown in Fig. what will be the temperature at the junction of copper and steel ?

A

`75^@C`

B

`67^@C`

C

`33^@C`

D

`25^@C`

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A

`K_1=9K_2`,`l_1=18cm`,`l_2=6cm`,`theta_1=100^@C`,`theta_2=0^@C`
Temperature of the junction `theta=((K_1)/(l_1)theta_1+(K_2)/(l_2)theta_2)/((K_1)/(l_1)+(K_2)/(l_2))`
`impliestheta=((9K_2)/(18)100+(K_2)/(6)xx0)/((9K_2)/(18)+(K_2)/(6))=(50+0)/((8)/(12))=75^@C`
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