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SOLVED: Problem 2- a) Explain why Fi [Z (6 ct) 0(1 +c)] cos(cut) The symbol F represents the Fourier transform in the variable I. b) Consider the one-dimensional wave equation: Jr? on
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SOLVED: Use the Fourier transform to solve the following wave equation 02u 22u Cl dt2 d22 = CO < 1 < 0 with the initial conditions u(x,0) Ut(x ,0) f (x)
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![SOLVED: Using the Fourier transform, solve the one-dimensional wave equation 02u 02u = 1 < C t > 0, 0t2 Ox2 satisfying the following conditions: du u(w,0) = f(x); =0 dt t=0 SOLVED: Using the Fourier transform, solve the one-dimensional wave equation 02u 02u = 1 < C t > 0, 0t2 Ox2 satisfying the following conditions: du u(w,0) = f(x); =0 dt t=0](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/03a1588319724343a6949aa8bacec3dc.jpg)