I need the answer as soon as possible 5. Calculate u (7,100) and i (14,100), given the following diffusion equationdu00,D=0.98Otu (0,1)=5Dex(21,1)=10u(x,0)=x² +5

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5. Calculate (7.100) and (14.100), given the following diffusion equation du 00.D=0.98 -D dr u (0,1)=5 u (21,1)=10 (x,0)=x² +5

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