Let f(x) = x for-4 sx<4. Because f is odd on [-4, 4), its Fourier cosine coefficients are all zero. Its Fourier sine coefficients are b, =L* sin ("). dx =i * sin ("*) dz=(-1)**128"m² -6 n' The Fourier series of x' on [-4,4] is sin n
Let f(x) = x for-4 sx<4. Because f is odd on [-4, 4), its Fourier cosine coefficients are all zero. Its Fourier sine coefficients are b, =L* sin ("). dx =i * sin ("*) dz=(-1)**128"m² -6 n' The Fourier series of x' on [-4,4] is sin n
Let f(x) = x for-4 sx<4. Because f is odd on [-4, 4), its Fourier cosine coefficients are all zero. Its Fourier sine coefficients are b, =L* sin ("). dx =i * sin ("*) dz=(-1)**128"m² -6 n' The Fourier series of x' on [-4,4] is sin n
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With differentiation, one of the major concepts of calculus. Integration involves the calculation of an integral, which is useful to find many quantities such as areas, volumes, and displacement.
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