Fourier series and sketch the waveform

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MattSiemens said:
Am I right in saying then gneill that there is no symmetry and that applying the rules for odd and even functions this proves that?
There is plenty of symmetry, just not the very simplest symmetry ##f(-x) = \pm f(x)##
 
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MattSiemens said:
Am I right in saying then gneill that there is no symmetry and that applying the rules for odd and even functions this proves that?
I would agree that the test shows that the function is neither odd nor even.
 
gneill said:
I would agree that the test shows that the function is neither odd nor even.
Thanks both gneil and BvU :-)
 
Hi this is my first post please be gentle, I am on a track to answers to this question however my coefficient values seem different to this post and https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/fourier-series-of-a-waveform.766224/page-2#post-5143480.

Am I way off track with my understanding which I have attached for your attention.

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