For a governing equation, what does one conclude from the weak formula – McqOptions

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1.	For a governing equation, what does one conclude from the weak formulation if it does not contain boundary integral involving weight function?
A.	Integration by parts is used
B.	Integration by parts is not used
C.	The weight function is as a primary variable
D.	The weight function is to be made continuous across inter-element boundaries
Answer» C. The weight function is as a primary variable

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