• Derive an expression for the temperature distribution within a sphere that has inner radius r, where the temperature T, and outer radius r, where the temperature T,. Assume the heat source within the wall of sphere is q' and the heat conductivity is k. also assume one-dimensional heat transfer (r- direction)

• Derive an expression for the temperature distribution within a sphere that has inner radius r, where the temperature T, and outer radius r, where the temperature T,. Assume the heat source within the wall of sphere is q' and the heat conductivity is k. also assume one-dimensional heat transfer (r- direction)

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