2 f(x)cos(n@,x)dx = %3D 27 cos(nx)ch. sin(nx) cos(nx) (2x) -sin(nx) + 2 11 f(x)sin(n@,x)dx =- [x sin(nx)dx 1Y- cos(nx))_(2+-sin(nx) cos(nx) -4T

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Explain how to substitute in an equation
please
a, ==f(x)cos(n@,x)dx
x* cos(nx)dx
2
sin(nx)
cos(nx)
sin(nx)
+ 2
-(2x)
%3D
%3D
11
3.
b.
[f(x)sin(n@,x)dx =- [
2
x* sin(nx)dx
- cos(nx)
- sin(nx)
cos(nx)
+ 2
-47
-(2.x)
%3D
11
2/7
Transcribed Image Text:Explain how to substitute in an equation please a, ==f(x)cos(n@,x)dx x* cos(nx)dx 2 sin(nx) cos(nx) sin(nx) + 2 -(2x) %3D %3D 11 3. b. [f(x)sin(n@,x)dx =- [ 2 x* sin(nx)dx - cos(nx) - sin(nx) cos(nx) + 2 -47 -(2.x) %3D 11 2/7
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