Please answer fast I will rate for you sure.... Question 2: Numerical solution of heat equation using explicit finite difference methodWrite down the formula of explicit finite-difference method for solving heat equation.Solve the following problems.(a)(b)Problem 1: Heat equationGiven the heat equationdu 6 d²uπ Ox²ôtwith conditionsu(0,1)=201, u(2,t) = 10²,1>0u(x,0)= x(2-x),0≤x≤2By taking Ax = h = 0.5 and Ar= k = 0.05, solve the heat equation using explicitfinite difference method up to second level.

Given: ∂u∂t=6π∂2u∂x2 with conditions u0,t=20t, u2,t=10t2 t>0ux,0=x2-x 0≤x≤2 ∆x=h=0.5 and…

Question 2: Numerical solution of heat equation using explicit finite difference method (a) Write down the formula of explicit finite-difference method for solving heat equation. (b) Solve the following problems. Problem 1: Heat equation Given the heat equation du 6 d'u ôt nex² with conditions u(0,1)=20r, u(2,t) = 10t², 1>0 0≤x≤2 u(x,0)=x(2-x), By taking Ax = h = 0.5 and Ar= k = 0.05, solve the heat equation using explicit finite difference method up to second level.

Question 2: Numerical solution of heat equation using explicit finite difference method (a) Write down the formula of explicit finite-difference method for solving heat equation. (b) Solve the following problems. Problem 1: Heat equation Given the heat equation du 6 d'u ôt nex² with conditions u(0,1)=20r, u(2,t) = 10t², 1>0 0≤x≤2 u(x,0)=x(2-x), By taking Ax = h = 0.5 and Ar= k = 0.05, solve the heat equation using explicit finite difference method up to second level.

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