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Find the formal Fourier series solutions of the endpoint value problem. x′′+6x = t, x′(0) =...

Find the formal Fourier series solutions of the endpoint value problem. x′′+6x = t, x′(0) = x′(π) =0 Type the first four non-zero terms of the Fourier series

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