a. Classify the PDE given by 3uxx - U xy + Uyy = 0 b. Determine the transformation variables that will permit the transformation of the equation of part (a) into canonical form. It is not necessary to carry out the transformation. c. Express the PDE of part (a) as an equivalent system of first-order equations.

a. Classify the PDE given by 3uxx - U xy + Uyy = 0 b. Determine the transformation variables that will permit the transformation of the equation of part (a) into canonical form. It is not necessary to carry out the transformation. c. Express the PDE of part (a) as an equivalent system of first-order equations.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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