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Consider a slab of thickness l in which energy is generated at a constant rate of go w/m^2. the surfaces of the slab are kept at a 2.7 fixed temperature t∞. does problem have both geometric and thermal symmetry? develop the mathematical formulation of this heat conduction problem by taking into account the symmetry condition at the center.

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