Math, asked by aquil1999, 8 months ago

is it possible to have a solution for 1- dimensinol heat equation which does not converge as time approaches infinity?

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Answered by abbasmamoon15

Explanation: It is not possible to have a solution which does not converge as time approaches infinity because the solution to a heat equation must be transient.

Answered by mskmuntum

Answer:

write the coefficient of x2 in the polynomial

[tex](2x - 5)(2x2 - 3x + 1)[/tex

]

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