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A cylindrical rod is used to conduct heat energy. If it conducts q cal/sec, then what energy will it conduct if its all linear dimensions are halved?

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Answered by vulkit27
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Answer:

Given

heat transfer by cylindrical rod is Q cal/s

linear dimension are halved

i.e. length and diameter is reduced to half

Heat conducted is given by

where k= thermal conductivity

A=cross-sectional area

dT=temperature difference

L=length over which heat is flowing

thus A changes

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