Problem 3: The composite wall shown in the figure below is 200mm H x 100mm wide. What is the temperature at the surface between the G10 and the aluminum heatsink? Note: Answer should be to the nearest thousandth of a degree. Adiabatic Wall T, = 25°C W h = 45. m²K G10 Aluminum Fiberglass Heatsink 3mm 6mm W q" = 1200 m²

Problem 3: The composite wall shown in the figure below is 200mm H x 100mm wide. What is the temperature at the surface between the G10 and the aluminum heatsink? Note: Answer should be to the nearest thousandth of a degree. Adiabatic Wall T, = 25°C W h = 45. m²K G10 Aluminum Fiberglass Heatsink 3mm 6mm W q" = 1200 m²

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