10. Given kand n and m are positive integers. Prove the following orthogonality conditions:b) S, sin(nkx) sin(mkx) dx =-8mSó cos(nkx) cos(mkx) dx =86,mc) S cos(nkx) sin(mkx) dx = 0In this problem, make sure you show sufficient work that constitutes a proof, which is different than lookingup tables or having a webserver give the answer.

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10. Given k = and n and m are positive integers. Prove the following orthogonality conditions: a) S, cos(nkx) cos(mkx) dx == 8nm %3D b) sin(nkx) sin(mkx) dx =- nm c) S cos(nkx) sin(mkx) dx = 0 In this problem, make sure you show sufficient work that constitutes a proof, which is different than looking up tables or having a webserver give the answer.

10. Given k = and n and m are positive integers. Prove the following orthogonality conditions: a) S, cos(nkx) cos(mkx) dx == 8nm %3D b) sin(nkx) sin(mkx) dx =- nm c) S cos(nkx) sin(mkx) dx = 0 In this problem, make sure you show sufficient work that constitutes a proof, which is different than looking up tables or having a webserver give the answer.

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

4th Edition

ISBN:9781285463247

Author:David Poole

Publisher:David Poole

Chapter7: Distance And Approximation

Section7.5: Applications

Problem 17EQ

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