Determine the steady state temperature

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Write computer code to determine the steady state temperature at the five co-ordinates in the rectangular region: (a/4,b/4), (3a/4,b/4), (a/4,3b/4), (3a/4,3b/4), (a/2,b/2) using the first 100 terms of the series solution (n = 1 to 100). Also determine the temperature at the five co-ordinates using the first 5 terms of the series solution (n = 1 to 5) and compare to your previous solution with 100 terms. Attach a printout of the code in your submission. Assume a=50 cm, b=50 cm, k=1.2 W/mK, α=2.9x10-7 m2/s, T1=500oC, T∞=100oC, h=5000 W/m2K.

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