Write the heat conduction equation (without flow in and out) in cartesian coordinates for the following...

Write the heat conduction equation (without flow in and out) in cartesian coordinates for the following case:
1. Steady-state, 1-D, without heat generation (2 points)
2.Transient, 1-D, without heat generation (2 points)
3.Transient, 3-D, with heat generation (3 points)
3. Write the three types of boundary conditions. (3 points)

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