Q. No. 1: Consider a perfectly insulated thin rod of arbitrary finite length, rod is heated with external heat source q. (1), assuming that temperature in the rod is uniformly distributed and initially the rod has constant room temperature. a) Model the problem mentioned in the statement b) Solve the modeled problem by suitable method c) Classify the resulting pde and its boundary conditions

Q. No. 1: Consider a perfectly insulated thin rod of arbitrary finite length, rod is heated with external heat source q. (1), assuming that temperature in the rod is uniformly distributed and initially the rod has constant room temperature. a) Model the problem mentioned in the statement b) Solve the modeled problem by suitable method c) Classify the resulting pde and its boundary conditions

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