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Thickness of ice on a lake is 5 cm and the temperature of air is `-20^(@)C` . If the rate of cooling of water inside the lake be 20000 cal `min^(-1)` through each square metre surface , find K for ice .

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To find the thermal conductivity \( K \) for ice, we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Understand the Given Information - Thickness of ice, \( L = 5 \) cm = \( 0.05 \) m - Temperature of air, \( T_B = -20^\circ C \) - Temperature of the surface of ice, \( T_A = 0^\circ C \) (since it is in contact with water) - Rate of cooling of water, \( Q = 20000 \) cal/min/m² ...
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