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Froblem 9.7.8. (i) Obtain the series in terms of sines and cosines for f(x) = el in the interval -1 < < 1. (ii) Repeat for th

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To find Fourier series of the function

Part(i):

in the intf(x) = elal in the interval - 15xs1

Fourier series representation of f(x)

ff(x) =+ancos (nnx) + b sin (nax

Where

20 = {redx = f ek dx = Lie=dx+[*e* dx = +1+e=1+e=2(e – 1) e* dx = -1 +e-1+e=2(e - 1)

an= f x) cos(nax) dx le* cos(nax)dx + e* cos(ntx) dx -1 + eCos[np] + en Sin[np] -1 + eCos[17] + enn Sin[n 1] 1+n22 1+nanta 2-

Since sin(nn) = 0, cos(nn) = (-1) for all n = 1,2,3,4,...

1+

Andbm= Selal sin (ntx) dx = - n-enCos[17]+Sin[n], na-enCo[n]+eSin[ne] 1+ 2 123

substituting in to the fourier series

f(x) = (e – 1) + Σ-12tecos (ηπα)Is the required Fourier series of f(x).

Part(ii):

in the intervalf(x) = cosh(x) in the interval - 1<x< 1

Since x ) usos) = (هرچه -

ao = [ (x)dx = -te

(-1+e) Cos[17] + (1 + entSin[nt] f(x) cos(nnx) dx = e + en 12

a, = 1+ )(-1)

And bn = 110*** sin(nmx) dx = 0

Hence (xuu) 50-112+1-, ***3+(2+-) = (x)ųso

Now to find fourier series of ex in the intervalet in the interval - SXST

17 2Sinh [1] - e*dx=-

an= 2n Cosh[1]Sin[17] + 2Cos[nr]Sinh [1] ex cos(ntx) dx = T + n21 TJ-

Substituting into Fourier representation we get

e* = Sinh[7]. (-1) 21+ n(cos(nx) - n sin (nx)

Replacing x by - x we get Fourier series representation of e-x

Then using cosh(x) = **** , sinh(x) = chat we get these representations

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