I only need the first one, thanks. 10.2.4) Compute the Fourier series for the 2-periodic function f(t) =t for 0 st< 2.HINT: use formula (10) of Remark 1 in this section to maké the integrals easier.10.3.11) Verify that sin(t) – sin(2t) + § sin(3t) – sin(4t) + · · · =i for -T

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I only need the first one, thanks.

10.2.4) Compute the Fourier series for the 2-periodic function f(t) =t for 0 st< 2.
HINT: use formula (10) of Remark 1 in this section to maké the integrals easier.
10.3.11) Verify that sin(t) – sin(2t) + § sin(3t) – sin(4t) + · · · =
i for -T <t <T.
Use this to conclude that 1-+-+=
10.5.2) We know that fi(t) = E
2(-1)n+1
sin(nt) = t for -n < t < r. Use this and the formulas for integration
to compute the Fourier series of
a) f2(t) = t².
b) f3(t) = t³.

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