5. Use the separation of variables method to determine the solution u(x; t) of the heattransfer equationdua²u0< x< 2, t> 0atax2u(0; t) = u(2; t) = 0%3Du(x; 0) = 2 sinn 2 1%3D

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5. Use the separation of variables method to determine the solution u(x; t) of the heat transfer equation du azu 0< x< 2, t> 0 at u(0; t) = u(2; t) = 0 ax2 %3D u(x; 0) = 2 sin n21 %3D