Problem 4: Solve the nonhomogeneous wave equationcurr + F (x, t) = utt,0 < x < L,t > 0,u(0, t) = 0,u(L, t) = 0u(x, 0) = f(x),ut(x, 0) =Problem 5: The problem of the vibration of an elastic membrane, deoted by u(p, ø, t), fixed on a circularframe can be described by1 ди1 02u0 < p< a,0 < ¢ < 27,t > 0,Op?' pdp ' p2 d62u(0, 6, t) is finite,u (а, ф, t) %3D 0u(р,0, t) 3 и(р, 2т, t),Us(p, 0, t) = us(e, 27, t)u(p, 0,0) = f(p, ),Ut(p, 0,0) = 0Solve it.

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