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Express the function f(t) = t, defined ONLY in the domain 0<t<3, as i) a half-range...

Express the function f(t) = t, defined ONLY in the domain 0<t<3, as i) a half-range sine series and ii) a half-range cosine series. In each case, confirm the value of f(t) at t=2.

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