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The coefficient of thermal conductivity of a bar of metal of length L and uniform cross...

  1. The coefficient of thermal conductivity of a bar of metal of length L and uniform cross section A is expressed as k = a + x, where a is a constant and x is the distance from one end of the bar. Calculate the rate of heat transfer H if the two ends are kept at temperatures THand TL respectively
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