Problem 4: Suppose that the movement of rush-hour traffic on a typical expresswa be modeled using the differential equation du du where u(x) is the density of cars (vehicles per mile), and a is dista...
Problem 4: Suppose that the movement of rush-hour traffic on a typical expresswa be modeled using the differential equation du du where u(x) is the density of cars (vehicles per mile), and a is distance miles) in the direction of traffic flow. We w to the boundary conditions ant to solve this equation subject u(0) 300, u(5) 400. a) Use second-order accurate, central-difference approximations to discretize the differential equation and write down the finite-difference equation for a typical point zi in the domain. b) Apply the finite-difference equation from part (a) to the boundary at 0 and modify accordingly.
Problem 4: Suppose that the movement of rush-hour traffic on a typical expresswa be modeled using the differential equation du du where u(x) is the density of cars (vehicles per mile), and a is distance miles) in the direction of traffic flow. We w to the boundary conditions ant to solve this equation subject u(0) 300, u(5) 400. a) Use second-order accurate, central-difference approximations to discretize the differential equation and write down the finite-difference equation for a typical point zi in the domain. b) Apply the finite-difference equation from part (a) to the boundary at 0 and modify accordingly.