Let u(x, t) = $(x)T(t)assume that this rod is of length 1 and has non-homogeneous Robin boundary conditions.dudu(0, t) — и(0, t) — 0,du(1,t) + u(1,t) 3 6, ІC: и(х,0) —D f(*).BCs:=For this problem, determine the steady-state solution lim u(x, t) = v(x).(Notes: BCs stands for boundary conditions; IC stands for initial condition)

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Let u(x, t) = $(x)T(t) assume that this rod is of length 1 and has non-homogeneous Robin boundary conditions. du du du (0, t) — и(0, t) — 0, dx (1, t) + u(1, t) = 6, IC: u(x,0) = f(x). dx BCs: at For this problem, determine the steady-state solution lim u(x, t) = v(x).