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Solve the Boundary value problem
PDF: Ut = Uxx + 7sin(5x/2)
b. C. U(0,t) = 3
Ux(Pi,t) = 0
i. c. U(x,0) = 3 + 6sin(7x/2)
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Partial Differential Equations : Eigenvalue Expansion
Solve the Boundary value problem
PDF: Ut = Uxx + 7sin(5x/2)
b. C. U(0,t) = 3
Ux(Pi,t) = 0
i. c. U(x,0) = 3 + 6sin(7x/2)
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