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Obtain the solution to the initial value problem kt + c(k)kx = 0, k(x,0) =(150 |x|...

Obtain the solution to the initial value problem kt + c(k)kx = 0,

k(x,0) =(150 |x| > 1

=150(1 + (1−|x|)/5) |x|≤ 1

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