Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
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ISBN: 9781285741550
Author: James Stewart
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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0, If f is the Fourier series of g(x)=9x, (11, f(x) =+ N27 Σ[(0) cos (™T + ) + ( )) sin ( + )] n=1 What does f(-5) equal? f(-5) = What does f(-2.5) equal? ƒ(-2.5) What does f(0) equal? ƒ(0) What does f(1) equal? ƒ(1) What does fƒ(2) equal? ƒ(2) What does f(5) equal? f(5) -5 < x < 0 0≤* <1, then 1≤z<5
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Transcribed Image Text:0, If f is the Fourier series of g(x)=9x, (11, f(x) =+ N27 Σ[(0) cos (™T + ) + ( )) sin ( + )] n=1 What does f(-5) equal? f(-5) = What does f(-2.5) equal? ƒ(-2.5) What does f(0) equal? ƒ(0) What does f(1) equal? ƒ(1) What does fƒ(2) equal? ƒ(2) What does f(5) equal? f(5) -5 < x < 0 0≤* <1, then 1≤z<5
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At least one of the answers above is NOT correct. 0, If f is the Fourier series of g(x)=9z, 97 f(x) = + 20 What does f(0) equal? f(0) = 11 What does f(-5) equal? ƒ(-5) = 2 What does f(-2.5) equal? f(-2.5) 0 What does f(1) equal? What does f(2) equal? Entered f(1) = 10 (2) 10 11, 1≤*<5 What does ƒ(5) equal? ƒ(5) = 1/2 4.85 45/[(pi^2)*(n^2)] 8/(pin) 5.5 0 4.5 45 £[F]) ∞«G») + @)-(7)] COS (¹57) sin 10 10 -5<<0 0≤z <1, then 5.5 Answer Preview 97 20 45 T²R2² 8 मरा 11 2 0 9 2 10 10 11 2 Result correct incorrect incorrect correct correct incorrect correct incorrect correct
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Transcribed Image Text:At least one of the answers above is NOT correct. 0, If f is the Fourier series of g(x)=9z, 97 f(x) = + 20 What does f(0) equal? f(0) = 11 What does f(-5) equal? ƒ(-5) = 2 What does f(-2.5) equal? f(-2.5) 0 What does f(1) equal? What does f(2) equal? Entered f(1) = 10 (2) 10 11, 1≤*<5 What does ƒ(5) equal? ƒ(5) = 1/2 4.85 45/[(pi^2)*(n^2)] 8/(pin) 5.5 0 4.5 45 £[F]) ∞«G») + @)-(7)] COS (¹57) sin 10 10 -5<<0 0≤z <1, then 5.5 Answer Preview 97 20 45 T²R2² 8 मरा 11 2 0 9 2 10 10 11 2 Result correct incorrect incorrect correct correct incorrect correct incorrect correct
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At least one of the answers above is NOT correct. 0, If f is the Fourier series of g(x)=9z, 97 f(x) = + 20 What does f(0) equal? f(0) = 11 What does f(-5) equal? ƒ(-5) = 2 What does f(-2.5) equal? f(-2.5) 0 What does f(1) equal? What does f(2) equal? Entered f(1) = 10 (2) 10 11, 1≤*<5 What does ƒ(5) equal? ƒ(5) = 1/2 4.85 45/[(pi^2)*(n^2)] 8/(pin) 5.5 0 4.5 45 £[F]) ∞«G») + @)-(7)] COS (¹57) sin 10 10 -5<<0 0≤z <1, then 5.5 Answer Preview 97 20 45 T²R2² 8 मरा 11 2 0 9 2 10 10 11 2 Result correct incorrect incorrect correct correct incorrect correct incorrect correct
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Transcribed Image Text:At least one of the answers above is NOT correct. 0, If f is the Fourier series of g(x)=9z, 97 f(x) = + 20 What does f(0) equal? f(0) = 11 What does f(-5) equal? ƒ(-5) = 2 What does f(-2.5) equal? f(-2.5) 0 What does f(1) equal? What does f(2) equal? Entered f(1) = 10 (2) 10 11, 1≤*<5 What does ƒ(5) equal? ƒ(5) = 1/2 4.85 45/[(pi^2)*(n^2)] 8/(pin) 5.5 0 4.5 45 £[F]) ∞«G») + @)-(7)] COS (¹57) sin 10 10 -5<<0 0≤z <1, then 5.5 Answer Preview 97 20 45 T²R2² 8 मरा 11 2 0 9 2 10 10 11 2 Result correct incorrect incorrect correct correct incorrect correct incorrect correct
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