Solve the one-Dimensional steady state heat conduction problem = 0 for the d²T dx² following boundary condition: Starting node temperature=100°c, Ending node temperature -20°c and total no of Nodes (n) is 10. (a) Gauss Jordan Elimination Method (b) Gauss Siedal iterative method

Solve the one-Dimensional steady state heat conduction problem = 0 for the d²T dx² following boundary condition: Starting node temperature=100°c, Ending node temperature -20°c and total no of Nodes (n) is 10. (a) Gauss Jordan Elimination Method (b) Gauss Siedal iterative method

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Starting node temperature=100°c, Ending node temperature -20°c and total no of
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(a) Gauss Jordan Elimination Method
(b) Gauss Siedal iterative method

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