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    Simplifying a cosine + cosine with conjugate denominators

    I keep getting weird numbers. Problem doesn't state any restrictions!
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    Simplifying a cosine + cosine with conjugate denominators

    Homework Statement -\frac{1}{2}[cos(\frac{\pi+\pi n}{\pi+\pi n}) + cos(\frac{\pi-\pi n}{\pi-\pi n})] Homework Equations cos(u)cos(v) = \frac{1}{2} cos(u+v)+cos(u-v) The Attempt at a Solution I am attempting to use the above trig function to simplify the first function, but I can't seem to...
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    How do I integrate sin(120pi*t)cos(120pi*n*t) easily?

    Homework Statement How do I integrate this easily? \frac{2}{T}\int^{T/2}_{0}sin(120\pi t)cos(120\pi n t) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I used Wolfram Alpha to integrate this, but are there ways to use substitution or another trick instead?
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    Use Fourier analysis to construct an amplitude spectrum

    Duh! Brain fart. Sorry, I don't have a text for this class, so I've been relying on google. Thanks again for your help!
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    Use Fourier analysis to construct an amplitude spectrum

    Also, would this mean that the function is now odd?
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    Use Fourier analysis to construct an amplitude spectrum

    Thank you! By half range, do you mean integrating between 0 and 30?
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    Use Fourier analysis to construct an amplitude spectrum

    Homework Statement A sensor yields a signal y(t) = |sin(120\pit)| a. Using Fourier analysis please construct an amplitude spectrum for this signal. Homework Equations A0 = \frac{1}{T}\int ^{-T/2}_{T/2}y(t) dt An =\frac{2}{T}\int^{-T/2}_{T/2}y(t)cos\frac{2n\pi t}{T}dt The Attempt at...
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