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Please,help! Can someone explain how this equation (2(-L√S Cos[L√S]+Sin[L√S]))/LS; S=(2k+1)*Pi ⁄ 2*L)^2;k=0,1,2.. can be equal to 2(-1)^k/LS
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im sorry,mistake S=( (2k+1)*Pi ⁄ 2*L )^2
?? can you write it in equation??
(2(-L*((2k+1)*pi/2L) Cos[(2k+1)*pi/2]+Sin[(2k+1)*pi/2]))/( L [(2k+1)*pi/2*L]^2 Did you mean like this ?
I solved it.
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