Answer:
The conducted heat is of 24.5 W/s
Explanation:
The Fourier's equation for heat conduction is:
q = k * (t1 - t2) * A / l
In this particular case:
q = k * (t1 - t2) * w^2 / l
Replacing:
(I assume the temperature of the ice is 0°C)
q = 14.6 * (88 - 0) * 0.18^2 / 1.7 = 24.5 W/s
The conducted heat is of 24.5 W/s.