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The thermal power of density 100J/m^(3) is generated at a constant rate inside a uniform sphere of radius 10m and thermal conductivity `0.25wm^(-1)k^(-1)` .The temperature inside the sphere at a distance "5m" from center will be, if steady state temperature at surface is 600k

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