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A metal bar of uniform cross sectional area is placed between a room at 5°F and...

A metal bar of uniform cross sectional area is placed between a room at 5°F and a room at 30°C. Half of the length of the bar is made of aluminum, the other half is made of iron, what is the temperature in the middle of the bar?

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