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(Engineering Math) What is the temperature of a rod with length of 4 if its initial...

(Engineering Math) What is the temperature of a rod with length of 4 if its initial temperature was f(x) = 3 cos (pix) for 0<x<4? The ends are insulated. This is a diffusion equation problem and it may involve separation of variables.

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