A question about even and odd functions in Fourier series.
when i tried to solve this question, i had a problem about finding (a)n
can't read it, and maybe can't even do it, but fourier series of even function will have only cosines for sure right?
cosn(pi)x/L is even, so the integration will not be zero, but...it is zero, right?
ok let me see if i recall
\[a_1=\frac{1}{\pi}\int_{\frac{-\pi}{2}}^{\frac{\pi}{2}}k\cos(x)dx\] in this case. does that look right?
L in this case is \[\pi\]
and the function is even, so you will have only cosines in it
oh! i got it! know how to solve it suddenly with your hint, thank you very much!
really it has been a long time so i don't want to mislead you
but i get \[a_1=\frac{2k}{\pi}\]
glad i helped even if i am a bit rusty
haha, sometimes rusty is the most clear answer
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