1. The partial differential equation of temperature change in a beam with its initial andboundary conditions are given, determine equation T(x,t),T₁=5 Txx t>0,0 ≤x≤1T(1,t)=10tT(0,t) = 3tT(x,0) = 5.1 diffamantinl

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1. The partial differential equation of temperature change in a beam with its initial and boundary conditions are given, determine equation T(x,t), T₁=5 Txx t>0,0 ≤x≤1 T(1,t)=10t T(0,t) = 3t T(x,0) = 5. 1 diffamantinl