Calculate the even extension, the odd extension and the periodic
extension (all three sets of coefficients) Fourier series for the
functions:
1. f(x)=0 for 0<x<1/2 and f(x)=2 for 1/2<x<1, so
L=1;
2. f(x)=x on [0,1]
3. f(x)=Cos(3x) on [0,Pi]



Question 3 is already in even extension form ....
Its odd extension is 0 ...
And its periodic extension is same cos(3x) ....
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f(x)={14x00<xandx≤33<xandx<6.
We then extend it to an odd periodic function of period 12
and its graph is displayed below.
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which coincides with the function f (x) on the interval [0, 1].
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which the Fourier series of the odd continuation of the function f
(x) converges.
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