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Prоblem 1  A cаncerоus tumоr grows rаpidly, аnd the increased metabolism generates a large amount of heat. In a highly simplified analysis (see Figure below), consider the skin as a 1.8 mm thick slab with one side (deep skin) maintained at the core body temperature of 37°C. The surface of the skin has air flowing over it, giving a heat transfer coefficient of h = 5 W/m2 °C, while the air temperature is 25°C. To determine how the surface temperature of the skin is affected by the cancer, a small temperature sensor is placed on the surface of the skin. The skin is first allowed to reach steady state before its surface temperature is measured. The average thermal conductivity of the 1.8 mm skin layer is 0.42 W/m°C and the rate of volumetric heat generation in it due to the cancer is 700 W/m3, which is uniform throughout the skin layer.  Starting from the most general partial differential equation for heat transfer, simplify it based on the following assumptions: Steady-state Conduction heat transfer 1-D heat transfer (x-direction only) Constant properties Uniform volumetric heat generation within the system Write the two boundary conditions applicable to the system. Obtain the equation giving the temperature at any distance x from the skin surface. Also determine the expressions for the constants (use symbols only, don’t plug in values.) Calculate the values of the constants (don’t forget their units)  What is the temperature at the surface of the skin?

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