The three rods of same meterial and crosssectional area from the sides of a triangle `ABC` The points `A,B` and `C` are maintained at temperature `T T sqrt2` and `(3T)/((sqrt2 +1))` respectively Assuming that only heat conducting takes place the system is in steady state, find the angle at `B` The temperature difference per unit length along `SB` and `CA` is equal .A. `30^(@)`B. `45^(@)`C. `60^(@)`D. `90^(@)`

The three rods of same meterial and crosssectional area from the sides

1.	The three rods of same meterial and crosssectional area from the sides of a triangle `ABC` The points `A,B` and `C` are maintained at temperature `T T sqrt2` and `(3T)/((sqrt2 +1))` respectively Assuming that only heat conducting takes place the system is in steady state, find the angle at `B` The temperature difference per unit length along `SB` and `CA` is equal .A. `30^(@)`B. `45^(@)`C. `60^(@)`D. `90^(@)`
Answer» Correct Answer - D `T_(B) gt T_(A)` heat will flow from `B` to `A` and from `C` to `B` to remain in steady state. The conduction formula is `(DeltaQ)/(DeltaT) = (KA)/(L) DeltaT` `(T_(C))/(T_(A))=(3)/(sqrt2+T_(A))` and `T_(A)-T_(c) =sqrt2 (T_(C) - T_(A)sqrt2)` `(T_(A)-T_(c))/(Lsqrt2)=((T_(c)-T_(A)sqrt2))/(L) = (T_(C)-T_(B))/(L)` from this we can find that `L_(CB) = L, L_(AC) = L sqrt2` and for which `L_(AB) = L :. haTB = 90^(@)` .

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