Expand each of the following functions, first as a Fourier sine series, and then as a a cosing series. In each case define the half period as the region over which the information is given Infer from the periodicity of the (anti)symmetry the behavior of each series and make approximate plots over a couple of periods. f(x) = ex f(x) = 1 0≤x≤2 2≤x≤4

Expand each of the following functions, first as a Fourier sine series, and then as a a cosing series. In each case define the half period as the region over which the information is given Infer from the periodicity of the (anti)symmetry the behavior of each series and make approximate plots over a couple of periods. f(x) = ex f(x) = 1 0≤x≤2 2≤x≤4

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