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Transcribed Image Text:The Fourier series of the function
is given by
where
Co =
C₂
and
b₂
f(x) ~
-Σ
~CO-
n=0
[-7x if =<x<0
4 if 0<x< T
En cos((2n+1)x) - Σb, sin (na)
n=1
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![is given by
where
At least one of the answers above is NOT correct.
Co =
The Fourier series of the function
C₂₂
and
b
Entered
8.63938
22/(pi*[(2*n+1)^2])
(-1)".
([(-1)^(n+1)]*11)/n
22
x(2n + 1)²
f(x) = {
-7
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11
-TT
22
(2n + 1)²
(-1)"+¹.11
72
if-T<x<0
4z if 0 < x < T
f(x). ~cge₁ cos((2 n + 1) a)-bn sin (nx)
-
7=0
n=1
Result
correct
correct
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Transcribed Image Text:is given by
where
At least one of the answers above is NOT correct.
Co =
The Fourier series of the function
C₂₂
and
b
Entered
8.63938
22/(pi*[(2*n+1)^2])
(-1)".
([(-1)^(n+1)]*11)/n
22
x(2n + 1)²
f(x) = {
-7
Answer Preview
11
-TT
22
(2n + 1)²
(-1)"+¹.11
72
if-T<x<0
4z if 0 < x < T
f(x). ~cge₁ cos((2 n + 1) a)-bn sin (nx)
-
7=0
n=1
Result
correct
correct
incorrect
Solution
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Transcribed Image Text:is given by
where
At least one of the answers above is NOT correct.
Co =
The Fourier series of the function
C₂₂
and
b
Entered
8.63938
22/(pi*[(2*n+1)^2])
(-1)".
([(-1)^(n+1)]*11)/n
22
x(2n + 1)²
f(x) = {
-7
Answer Preview
11
-TT
22
(2n + 1)²
(-1)"+¹.11
72
if-T<x<0
4z if 0 < x < T
f(x). ~cge₁ cos((2 n + 1) a)-bn sin (nx)
-
7=0
n=1
Result
correct
correct
incorrect
Solution
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