A periodic function is defined by f(t) = {+++ -*St < 0, 0

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Chapter3: Functions And Graphs
Section3.5: Graphs Of Functions
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A periodic function is defined by
[-t+
-π
f(t):
t+= /2¹
0 <t<π,
f(t + 2π) = f(t).
This function is to be represented by the Fourier series
F(t) = Ao +(An cos(nt) + B sin(nt)).
Enter the value of the constant Ao in the box below (use pi for if necessary).
A₂ =
< t < 0,
Transcribed Image Text:A periodic function is defined by [-t+ -π f(t): t+= /2¹ 0 <t<π, f(t + 2π) = f(t). This function is to be represented by the Fourier series F(t) = Ao +(An cos(nt) + B sin(nt)). Enter the value of the constant Ao in the box below (use pi for if necessary). A₂ = < t < 0,
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