Coding problems: HW5_2 A thin square metal plate has uniform temperature of E1 47, = E, + E2 + T2 + T, degrees on two opposite edges, a temperature of E2 on one edge, 4T2 = E, + T1 + T3 + T5 and E3 on the final edge. Equations can be written for the 4T3 = E1 + E3 + T 2+ T4 temperatures, Ti, at 6 uniformly spaced interior nodes. Solve for the 4T, = E1 + E3 + T3 + T5 node temperatures when E1=80, E2=120 and E3=60. 4T5 = E, + T2 + T4 + T6 Present the results in a complete sentence using fprintf 4T, = E, + E2 + T, + T5

Coding problems: HW5_2 A thin square metal plate has uniform temperature of E1 47, = E, + E2 + T2 + T, degrees on two opposite edges, a temperature of E2 on one edge, 4T2 = E, + T1 + T3 + T5 and E3 on the final edge. Equations can be written for the 4T3 = E1 + E3 + T 2+ T4 temperatures, Ti, at 6 uniformly spaced interior nodes. Solve for the 4T, = E1 + E3 + T3 + T5 node temperatures when E1=80, E2=120 and E3=60. 4T5 = E, + T2 + T4 + T6 Present the results in a complete sentence using fprintf 4T, = E, + E2 + T, + T5

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