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A composite wall is made of two layers of thickness δ1 and δ2 having rmal conductivities k and 2k and equal surface area normal to direction of heat flow. The outer surface of composite wall are at 100 degree Celsius and 200 degree Celsius. The minimum surface temperature at junction is 150 degree Celsius. What will be ratio of wall thickness?


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