10. Consider the equation u, = ux. Use forward differences for both partialderivatives.(a) Write down the scheme.(b) Draw the template.(c) Find the separated solutions.(d) Show that the scheme is stable if 0 < At/Ax ≤ 1.

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10. Consider the equation u, = ux. Use forward differences for both partial derivatives. (a) Write down the scheme. (b) Draw the template. (c) Find the separated solutions.