What is the equation for my graph and how can I use Eulers formula to help me?

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The discussion centers on deriving the equation for a graph related to harmonic levels using Euler's formula. The user provided a graph link and specified parameters such as fmax(t)=1 and T=2Pi, with h values of 1, 3, 5, 7, etc. The conversation highlights the need for clarity in the question and the importance of identifying the specific Euler's formula applicable to the problem. The user seeks guidance on how to translate these concepts into an Excel graph.

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Homework Statement



Since the exercise has a graph I uploded it here :http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/833/img9845wz.jpg/

fmax(t)=1 T=2Pi
h=1,3,5,7,...
Also I was told that I could use Eulers formula here.


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maybe someone could give me some tips how to make the equations necessary to draw this in excel.
Thank you in advance!



The Attempt at a Solution

 
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We're not mind readers. I, and most likely every other person on this forum, have no idea what your question is.

1) Restate the question exactly.
2) Present your work so far.
3) There's lots of formulas related to Euler, which one are you referring to!?
 
1.My question basically is: how to get the equation of my graph.
2.So far I have discovered that this has something to do with harmonic levels, I've gotten some quite similar graphs, but still something is not right
3.I was just told that I could use some Eulers formula, but not sure which.
 

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