Find the rate of heat conduction along the rod

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One end of a 30 cm long aluminum rod with diameter 2 cm is kept at 460*C while the other end is held in water at 25*C. Find the rate of heat conduction along the rod. (k of aluminum= 200 W/m *C)

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