The Fourier sine integral of S(x)=- 0, 2, 0

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The Fourier sine integral of (x) =.
0,
2, 0<x<3
is
0<x
4 sin(3@) sin(@x)
do
Ob.
4 cos(3@)sin(@x)
8sin(3@)sin(ox)
do
d.
4(1–cos(30)) cos(Ox)
do
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Transcribed Image Text:The Fourier sine integral of (x) =. 0, 2, 0<x<3 is 0<x 4 sin(3@) sin(@x) do Ob. 4 cos(3@)sin(@x) 8sin(3@)sin(ox) do d. 4(1–cos(30)) cos(Ox) do EN
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