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Griffiths Pg 133 4th Edition
Why can't n be negative? Is there a reason for this? My thought is that if n is negative, as sine is odd, the negative gets absorbed into C, a constant. Is this correct?
Would it be equally correct to let n be a negative integer?
Thank you
Why can't n be negative? Is there a reason for this? My thought is that if n is negative, as sine is odd, the negative gets absorbed into C, a constant. Is this correct?
Would it be equally correct to let n be a negative integer?
Thank you