o The heat distribution over steel plat is given by the following formula: U = 80y?e-x²-0.3y² where -2.1 < x< 2.1 ,-6 < y<6 And the width is 0.15 in both directions. Draw the surface shown in the figure below using the given data. 80- yare ari

o The heat distribution over steel plat is given by the following formula: U = 80y?e-x²-0.3y² where -2.1 < x< 2.1 ,-6 < y<6 And the width is 0.15 in both directions. Draw the surface shown in the figure below using the given data. 80- yare ari

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o The heat distribution over steel plat is given by
the following formula:
U = 80y?e-x²-0.3y² where -2.1 < x < 2.1 ,–6 < y<6
And the width is 0.15 in both directions.
Draw the surface shown in the figure below using
the given data.
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