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Definition 1. A function f(x) defined on (-L, L] is called piece-wise continuous if there are finitely many points xo =-L < x
Sub-problem 6. Let f(z) = z(1-z) on (-2,2) and eatended periodically to the line. Compute the Fourier series f of f.
Sub-problem 7. Plot f, the third partial sum of its Fourier series and the sirth partial sum of its Fourier series using Desm
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Definition 1. A function f(x) defined on (-L, L] is called piece-wise continuous if there are finitely many points xo =-L < x1 < x2 < < xn-L such that f is continuous on (xi, i+1) a...
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