Can Someone Explain Homework Problems 1(b) and 1(c)?

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The original poster seeks assistance with specific parts of a homework problem related to Fourier sine series, indicating uncertainty about the questions posed in parts 1(b) and 1(c).

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  • Participants discuss the concept of Fourier sine series and the challenges faced by the original poster in understanding the homework requirements without access to textbooks.

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Some participants have provided links to external resources that may assist in clarifying the concepts, while the original poster expresses reliance on lecture materials for understanding.

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The original poster notes that the class does not utilize textbooks, which may limit their resources for understanding the material.

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I was able to do number one but can someone help me with 1(b) and 1(c)? I'm not too sure what they're asking.


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What is a Fourier sine series? If you don't know, look it up in your textbook.
 
We are not using any books in this class. Everything is based off of lectures only. This is why I am having trouble.
 

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