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A conducting cylindrical rod of uniform cross-sectional area is kept between two large chambers which are at temperatures `100^(@)`C and `0^(@)`C, respectively. The cconductivety of the rod increases with x, where x is distance from `100^(@)`C end. The temperature profile of the rod in steady -state will be as

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