Finite Element Methods plzz..thanku Given this elliptic problem:-V. (pVu) + qu = f,E NCRu = g1on a nn. Vu = 92on a n,a n, and a N, are disjoint parts of boundary a 2, let g1 and g2 be smooth andi Formulate the weak problem.ii Formulate the Finite Element Problem.iii State with reasons the suitable function spaces.

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Given this elliptic problem: E NCR on a 01 -V. (pVu) + qu = f, u = gi n. Vu = 92 on a N2 a n, and a Nz are disjoint parts of boundary ð N, let g1 and g2 be smooth and ƒ € L²(N). i Formulate the weak problem. ii Formulate the Finite Element Problem. iii State with reasons the suitable function spaces.

Given this elliptic problem: E NCR on a 01 -V. (pVu) + qu = f, u = gi n. Vu = 92 on a N2 a n, and a Nz are disjoint parts of boundary ð N, let g1 and g2 be smooth and ƒ € L²(N). i Formulate the weak problem. ii Formulate the Finite Element Problem. iii State with reasons the suitable function spaces.

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