(Hint In part d) using the Fourier series of this problem together with simple algebra, Note that we are shortly going to prove the fact that if ∑|f^(n)|<∞∑|f^(n)|<∞ then the Fourier series of ff converges uniformly to ff. You may use this fact in your solution.) n=16. Let f be the function defined on (-7, "] by f(0) = |0|.%3!Ibookroot October 20, 200760Chapter 2. BASIC PROPERTIES OF FOURIER SERIES(a) Draw the graph of f.(b) Calculate the Fourier coefficients of f, and show thatif n = 0,j(n) = .%3D-1+ (-1)"if n +0.(c) What is the Fourier series of f in terms of sines and cosines?(d) Taking 0 = 0, prove thatΣand%3Dn odd 21See also Example 2 in Section 1.1.|

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(Hint In part d) using the Fourier series of this problem together with simple algebra, Note that we are shortly going to prove the fact that if ∑|f^(n)|<∞∑|f^(n)|<∞ then the Fourier series of ff converges uniformly to ff. You may use this fact in your solution.)

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6. Let f be the function defined on (-7, "] by f(0) = |0|.
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Chapter 2. BASIC PROPERTIES OF FOURIER SERIES
(a) Draw the graph of f.
(b) Calculate the Fourier coefficients of f, and show that
if n = 0,
j(n) = .
%3D
-1+ (-1)"
if n +0.
(c) What is the Fourier series of f in terms of sines and cosines?
(d) Taking 0 = 0, prove that
Σ
and
%3D
n odd 21
See also Example 2 in Section 1.1.
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