three rods of identical area of cross section and made from the same metal forms the sides of an isosceles triangle ABC,right angle at at B ,the point a and b are maintained at temp T and \sqrt2 T respectively.in the steady state the temp of the point C is Tc .assuming that only heat conductin takes place ,find TC/T

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