3.6.2) GIVEN u(x₁ x ) = a₁ + a₂ n=1 .. 0₁ = ²5₁ 2 an a do = = [² f(x) dx = O n=D L = c = 1 angpy : 2. 늘 n=vo anfi ucx,t) = 2.L = O e-1,²+ = = 2.1 1 S cos (TTX) Cos (nπx) dx - (NTT) ² E Cos (¹) f(x)=COS (TTX) 200 COS TTX (DOESN'T = COS (NTTX) e (n=1) M AGREE WI a a -ant — Sin (TTX) | ! 55 COS (ITY) COS (MIX) dx L (IF n= m = 0) //=/22 (1Fh=m #0 ) (IFn&M) 2²2² = (NTT) = 0 2

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I'm trying to get confortbale with orthoginality properties of sin/cos functions. I'm working through this heat PDE problem and I found that the a_o coefficient is zero than in evaluating a_n I found that it doesn't agree. Shouldn't it? I can't see where I'm going wrong. THanks! (I highlighted to make it easier to find)

3.6.2)
GIVEN
u(x₁ x ) = a₁ + a₂
n=1
..
0₁ = ²5₁
2
an
a
do = = [² f(x) dx =
O
n=D
L = c = 1
angpy : 2. 늘
n=vo
anfi
ucx,t)
= 2.L
=
O
e-1,²+
=
= 2.1
1
S
cos (TTX) Cos (nπx) dx
- (NTT) ² E
Cos (¹)
f(x)=COS (TTX)
200
COS TTX
(DOESN'T
= COS (NTTX) e
(n=1)
M
AGREE WI a
a
-ant
— Sin (TTX) | !
55
COS (ITY) COS (MIX) dx
L (IF n= m = 0)
//=/22 (1Fh=m #0 )
(IFn&M)
2²2² =
(NTT)
= 0
2
Transcribed Image Text:3.6.2) GIVEN u(x₁ x ) = a₁ + a₂ n=1 .. 0₁ = ²5₁ 2 an a do = = [² f(x) dx = O n=D L = c = 1 angpy : 2. 늘 n=vo anfi ucx,t) = 2.L = O e-1,²+ = = 2.1 1 S cos (TTX) Cos (nπx) dx - (NTT) ² E Cos (¹) f(x)=COS (TTX) 200 COS TTX (DOESN'T = COS (NTTX) e (n=1) M AGREE WI a a -ant — Sin (TTX) | ! 55 COS (ITY) COS (MIX) dx L (IF n= m = 0) //=/22 (1Fh=m #0 ) (IFn&M) 2²2² = (NTT) = 0 2
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