Expand f(x) = cos 0 < x < π, in 3. a Fourier sine series. In addition, indicate when the Fourier series is convergent and what the series converges to by graph.

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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability
Section10.3: Geometric Sequences
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3.
Expand f(x) = cos
2'
0 < x < π, in
a Fourier sine series.
In addition, indicate when the Fourier series is
convergent and what the series converges to by graph.
Transcribed Image Text:3. Expand f(x) = cos 2' 0 < x < π, in a Fourier sine series. In addition, indicate when the Fourier series is convergent and what the series converges to by graph.
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