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Part 3. Use separation of variables to obtain a product solution to the following: to be the form of the solution u? A. u = X(x)T(t) B. u = xt C. u = X(x)Y(y) D. u = xy A. B. C. Using the method of separation of variables, which of the following is assumed D. ²ua²u + = 0 əx² Əy² Which of the following can be obtained after substitution of your answer in (1)? X -- X X" X Y" = reduced into A. Two first-order ODES B. Two second-order ODEs C. A first-order ODE and a second-order ODE D. None of these Y" Y' Y X' Y" X-F Y From the correct answer in (2), the given partial differential equation can be

Part 3. Use separation of variables to obtain a product solution to the following: to be the form of the solution u? A. u = X(x)T(t) B. u = xt C. u = X(x)Y(y) D. u = xy A. B. C. Using the method of separation of variables, which of the following is assumed D. ²ua²u + = 0 əx² Əy² Which of the following can be obtained after substitution of your answer in (1)? X -- X X" X Y" = reduced into A. Two first-order ODES B. Two second-order ODEs C. A first-order ODE and a second-order ODE D. None of these Y" Y' Y X' Y" X-F Y From the correct answer in (2), the given partial differential equation can be

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A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 If the correct answer in (2) is equal to -λ, how many case/s is/are possible? 5. Using the correct answers in (2) and (4), if λ = -a², the solution is A. u = (A₁ cosh ax + A₂ sinh ax) (B₁ cos ay + B₂ sin ay) B. u = (A₁ cos ax + A₂ sin ax) (B₁ cosh ay + B₂ sinh ay) C. u = (A1 cosh ax + A, sinh ax)(B, cosh ay + B, sinh ay) D. u = (A₁ cos ax + A₂ sin ax) (B₁ cos ay + B₂ sin ay) Using the correct answers in (2) and (4), if λ = 0, the solution is A. u A3x + A4Y B. u = (A3 + A4x) (B3 + B4Y) C. u = A3 + A4X D. u = A3 + A4y
Transcribed Image Text:A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 If the correct answer in (2) is equal to -λ, how many case/s is/are possible? 5. Using the correct answers in (2) and (4), if λ = -a², the solution is A. u = (A₁ cosh ax + A₂ sinh ax) (B₁ cos ay + B₂ sin ay) B. u = (A₁ cos ax + A₂ sin ax) (B₁ cosh ay + B₂ sinh ay) C. u = (A1 cosh ax + A, sinh ax)(B, cosh ay + B, sinh ay) D. u = (A₁ cos ax + A₂ sin ax) (B₁ cos ay + B₂ sin ay) Using the correct answers in (2) and (4), if λ = 0, the solution is A. u A3x + A4Y B. u = (A3 + A4x) (B3 + B4Y) C. u = A3 + A4X D. u = A3 + A4y
Part 3. Use separation of variables to obtain a product solution to the following: ²u ²u + əx² əy² to be the form of the solution u? A. u = X(x)T (t) B. u = xt C. u = X(x)Y(y) D. u = xy A. B. C. D. Using the method of separation of variables, which of the following is assumed Which of the following can be obtained after substitution of your answer in (1)? X X X" X X' X = 0 = reduced into A. Two first-order ODES B. Two second-order ODES C. A first-order ODE and a second-order ODE D. None of these || Y" Y" Y Y' Y Y" Y From the correct answer in (2), the given partial differential equation can be
Transcribed Image Text:Part 3. Use separation of variables to obtain a product solution to the following: ²u ²u + əx² əy² to be the form of the solution u? A. u = X(x)T (t) B. u = xt C. u = X(x)Y(y) D. u = xy A. B. C. D. Using the method of separation of variables, which of the following is assumed Which of the following can be obtained after substitution of your answer in (1)? X X X" X X' X = 0 = reduced into A. Two first-order ODES B. Two second-order ODES C. A first-order ODE and a second-order ODE D. None of these || Y" Y" Y Y' Y Y" Y From the correct answer in (2), the given partial differential equation can be
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