The function (f), even and periodic with period 4, is defined by: f(t) = 1 si te[0; 1[ f(1) = 2 – t si te[1; 2[ 1. Develop in Fourier series the function (f). an = k (cos () - cos(nn). We will justify that: where k is to be determined in terms of n.

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Chapter7: Analytic Trigonometry
Section7.3: The Addition And Subtraction Formulas
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The function (f), even and periodic with period 4, is defined by:
f(t) = 1
si te[0; 1[
f(t) = 2-t si te[1; 2[
1.
Develop in Fourier series the function (f).
an = k (cos () - cos(nt)
We will justify that:
where k is to be determined in terms of n.
Transcribed Image Text:Exerclse 1: The function (f), even and periodic with period 4, is defined by: f(t) = 1 si te[0; 1[ f(t) = 2-t si te[1; 2[ 1. Develop in Fourier series the function (f). an = k (cos () - cos(nt) We will justify that: where k is to be determined in terms of n.
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