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Partial differential equations Solve using the method of characteristics ut +1/2 ux + 3/2 vx =...

Partial differential equations

Solve using the method of characteristics

ut +1/2 ux + 3/2 vx = 0 , u(x,0) =cos(2x)

vt + 3/2 ux + 1/2 vx = 0 , v(x,0) = sin(2x)

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