80 °F. The cylinder is then placed in a medium at 1000 °F with an associated convective heat-transfer
coefficient of 5 Btu/(hr ft²-F). Material properties of the cylinder: the thermal conductivity
213 Btu/(hr ft "F), density 555 lbm/ft, and the specific heat capacity 0.092 Btu/(lbm-F). Can we
assume that the temperature gradient within the cylinder is quite small leading to an approximately uniform
temperature? Provide your reasoning.