1. Find T(x,t) for a case of transient one dimensional heat transfer with T=0 at both ends for all time and an initial temperature distribution given by f(x) = -4x²+8x³-5x²+x. Assume a dimensionless length scale with ends at 0 and 1 and α = 2 1/sec. Plot the initial temperature distribution and the temperature distribution at 5 seconds.
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