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Two ends of a rod of non uniform area of cross section are maintained at temperature `T_(1)`and `T_(2)` `(T_(1)>T_(2))` as shown in the figure
If l is heat current through the cross-section of conductor at distance x from its left face, then the variation of l with x is best represented by

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