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The corresponding, co-efficient is f(x) ≈ A°/2 + ∈∞ [AK Cos ( kπx) + Bk sin (Kπ) x ] .
What is co-efficient ?
An element's number of atoms is indicated in part of the chemical formulae of the reactants and products. A little whole number called a coefficient can be seen in front of a formula in a balanced chemical equation.
What is interval?
The range within which the true value is most likely to fall is known as a confidence interval. These numbers are derived from data that was utilized in the statistical study.
P(x)= ∫ 0 xe (-1,0)
∫x xe (0,1/2)
∫0, xe (1/2, 1)
A₀= 1/2x ∫ f(x) dx = 1/ 2(1) ∫ f(x) dx = 1/2 ∫ xdx = 1/2 ∫x/l
A₀= 1/4 [1/4] = 1/16
Ax= 1/6 ∫ f(x) cos [nπx/l] dx -1/1 ∫f(x) d cos [kπx/1] dx
Ax = 1∫ k. cos (Kπx) dx
Ak= (x sinπx/ kπ . kπ) - 1/2 - 1/kπ ∫sin kπxdx
Ak = (1/2 sin kπ/2 - 1/kπ) + 1/ (kπ)² (cosπx)²
Ak = 1/ 2kπ sin kπ/2 +1/ (kπ)² ( cos kπ/ 2-1)
corresponding forier series is
f(x) ≈ A°/2 + ∈∞ [AK Cos ( kπx) + Bk sin (Kπ) x ]
Therefore, the corresponding, co-efficient is f(x) ≈ A°/2 + ∈∞ [AK Cos ( kπx) + Bk sin (Kπ) x ] .
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