A rod of length 1, initial temperature is a cos(x)cos xboth ends are kept at zero degree, thetemperature distribution is :

Given: L = 1 T0 = acos(πx)cos(12πx) Temperature at both ends = 0 To find : Temperature distribution

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A rod of length 1, initial temperature is acos(æ)cos TDC TDC , both ends are kept at zero degree, the temperature distribution is :

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temperature distribution is :

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