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Develop the weak forms of the given differential equation(s) over a typical finite element, which is a geometric subdomain located between x = xa and x = xb. Note that there are no "specified" boundary conditions at the element level. Therefore, in going from Step 2 to Step 3 of the weak-form development, one must identify the secondary variable(s) at the two ends of the domain by some symbols and complete the weak form.
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