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Consider f(x) = 1 – x for 0 < x <1 & f(x)= 0 for 1 < x < 2. We can represent f by a series in cosines. Find the coefficients of the series in cosines of f. (1 – cos(nt/2))/n²n². 1/2, and for n 2 1: an = 4(1 – cos(nn/2))/n²n². a) O an = 1/2, and for n > 1: an b) O an = c) O ao = 1/2, and for n > 1: a, = 4(1+ cos(nT/2))/n²n². d) O 1/2, and for n > 1: аn — сos(пт/2)/n? п?. ao = e) O ao = -1/2, and for n > 1: a, = 4(cos(nn/2) – 1)/n²n².

Consider f(x) = 1 – x for 0 < x <1 & f(x)= 0 for 1 < x < 2. We can represent f by a series in cosines. Find the coefficients of the series in cosines of f. (1 – cos(nt/2))/n²n². 1/2, and for n 2 1: an = 4(1 – cos(nn/2))/n²n². a) O an = 1/2, and for n > 1: an b) O an = c) O ao = 1/2, and for n > 1: a, = 4(1+ cos(nT/2))/n²n². d) O 1/2, and for n > 1: аn — сos(пт/2)/n? п?. ao = e) O ao = -1/2, and for n > 1: a, = 4(cos(nn/2) – 1)/n²n².

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Consider f(x) = 1 – x for 0 < x <1 & f(x) = 0 for 1 <x < 2. We can represent f by a series in cosines. Find the coefficients of the series in cosines of f. (1 – cos(nt/2))/n²n². 1/2, and for n 2 1: an = 4(1 – cos(nn/2))/n²n². a) O an = 1/2, and for n > 1: an b) O an = c) O ao = 1/2, and for n > 1: a, = 4(1+ cos(nT/2))/n²n². d) O 1/2, and for n > 1: аn — сos(пт/2)/n? п?. ao = e) O ao = -1/2, and for n > 1: a, = 4(cos(nn/2) – 1)/n²n².
Transcribed Image Text:Consider f(x) = 1 – x for 0 < x <1 & f(x) = 0 for 1 <x < 2. We can represent f by a series in cosines. Find the coefficients of the series in cosines of f. (1 – cos(nt/2))/n²n². 1/2, and for n 2 1: an = 4(1 – cos(nn/2))/n²n². a) O an = 1/2, and for n > 1: an b) O an = c) O ao = 1/2, and for n > 1: a, = 4(1+ cos(nT/2))/n²n². d) O 1/2, and for n > 1: аn — сos(пт/2)/n? п?. ao = e) O ao = -1/2, and for n > 1: a, = 4(cos(nn/2) – 1)/n²n².
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