Four conducting rods are joined to make a square. All rods are identical and ends $A, B$ and $C$ are maintained at given temperatures. choose $INCORRECT$ statement for given arrangement in steady state. (value of $\frac {KA}{L}$ is $1\frac{J}{{{S^o}C}}$ , symbols , have their usual meaning)
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