Let [R=3KAℓ]

H=211R100−40 ...(1)
H=R100−TB .....(2)
H=3RTE−40 .....(3)
using (1) and (2)
120=1100−11TA
TB=89°C
using (1) and (3)
TE=73°C
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Rods x and y of equal dimensions but of different materials are joined as shown in figure. Temperatures of end points A and F are maintained at 100∘C and 40∘C respectively. Given the thermal conductivity of rodx is three times of that of rody, the temperature at junction points B and E are (close to):

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80∘C and 70∘C respectively
80∘C and 60∘C respectively
60∘C and 45∘C respectively
89∘C and 73∘C respectively
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