If you were to solve the variant of wave equation utt=uxx+u for 0<x<6 and t>0 with u(0,t)=u(2 ,t)=0, u(x,0)=2x, ut(x,0)=0 using separation of variables, what would be the correct form of Xn (x)?
Xn (x)=cosh(
nπ |
4 |
Xn (x)=sin(
nπ |
2 |
Xn (x)=sin(
n2 π2 |
4 |
Xn (x)=cos
nπ |
2 |
None of these
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