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Suppose the following eigenvalue equation represents a bar problem, then the value of the parameters a and c0 should be EA and ρA, respectively.

(a) \)=λc0 U

(b) True

(c) False

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The above asked question is from Eigen Value and Time Dependent Problems in chapter Single Variable Problems of Finite Element Method

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Correct choice is (a) \)=λc0 U

The explanation is: For the given eigenvalue equation, the values of the parameters a and c0 depends upon the physical properties and phenomena involved in the problem. For a bar problem, a=EA and c0=ρA, where E is Young’s modulus, A is cross-sectional area and m is the mass density. For a heat transfer problem, a=kA and c0=ρcA.

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