Solution:
To find Fourier series of the function
Part(i):
in the int
Fourier series representation of f(x)
f
Where
Since
And
substituting in to the fourier series
Is the required Fourier series of f(x).
Part(ii):
in the interval
Since
And
Hence
Now to find fourier series of ex in the interval
Substituting into Fourier representation we get
Replacing we get Fourier series representation of e-x
Then using we get these representations
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