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In the interval −π < t < 0,       f(t) = 1; and for 0 < t...

In the interval −π < t < 0,       f(t) = 1; and for 0 < t < π, f(t) = 0.     f(t) = f(t+2 π)

Find the following for f(t) as associated with the Fourier series:

  1. a0 =?
  2. an =?  
  3. bn =?

ωo =?

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