Physics, asked by nareshmong8248, 9 months ago

A uniform sphere is supplied heat electrically at the centre
at a constant rate. In the steady state, steady temperatures
are established at all radial locations r, heat flows outwards
radial and is ultimately radiated out by the outer surface
isotropically. In this steady state, the temperature gradient
varies with radial distance r according to
(a) r⁻¹ (b) r⁻²
(c) r⁻³ (d) r⁻³/²

Answers

Answered by tanujyadav28
0

Answer:

As we know that Q=−KA

dX

dT

where

dX

dT

=temperature gradient

Q=heatflow

now

A

Q

=−K

dX

dT

hence

dX

dT

A

K

and for sphere area A=4πr

2

hence

dX

dT

∝r

−2

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