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Solve the below boundary value equation 1. Ut=2uxx o<x<pi 0<t 2. u(0,t) = ux(pi,t) 0<t 3....

Solve the below boundary value equation

1. Ut=2uxx o<x<pi 0<t

2. u(0,t) = ux(pi,t) 0<t

3. u(x,0) = 1-2x 0<x<pi

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