1)a) Use the Taylor's series expansion about point U(x₁, t;) forU(xi, t; + At), U(x¡‚ t¡ — At), U(x₁, t¡ + 2^t) and U(x¿‚t¡ — 2^t).-(hold x; constant)

Given Data: Let us consider the given point Uxi, tj for Uxi,tj+∆t, Uxi,tj-∆t , Uxi,tj+2∆t and…

Answered: 1) a) Use the Taylor's series expansion…

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1) a) Use the Taylor's series expansion about point U(x₁, t;) for U(x₁, tj + At), U(x₁, t; - At), U(x₁, tj + 2At) and U(x₁, tj - 2At). (hold x, constant)