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    ADVANCED ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS FOR CpE/ECE

    PROBLEM SET 4

    Directions: (1) Solve the following as systematically as possible. Show your complete solutions.

    (2) Simplify your final answers. Answers not in simplest form will only get half of the respective points.

    (3) Highlight your final answers. Unhighlighted final answers will be considered incorrect. No erasures on
    the final answers, otherwise, it will be voided. Use light yellow as highlighter.

    Notes: 1. Do not use Odd and Even Function Techniques. Solve it completely.

    2. Final answers include graph, a0, an, bn, and the Fourier Series Expansion. No need to highlight the graph.

    2. Bring highlighters (light colors only) on the day of the examination.

    Obtain the Fourier Series Expansion of the following time-domain periodic


    functions.

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