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Starting with one-dimensional steady-state energy equation with constant thermal conductivity, k, derive expressions step-by-step for temperature distribution, heat flux, and heat transfer rate in a hollow sphere when the inner and outer radii are r1, and r2 and the temperatures are t, and t2, respectively.

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