Need Help with Fourier Series: sinh t & 1+ltl

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I don't solve Fourier series of
1) sinh t :-1<t<1.
2) 1+ltl : -p<t<p
anyone please suggest to me. Thank you very much
 
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What have you done so far? I suggest looking up the definition of Fourier series.
 
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