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Use symbolic algebra software to graph the 4th degree Fourier polynomial together with the original function....

Use symbolic algebra software to graph the 4th degree Fourier polynomial together with the original function.

and f（x） is defined on [0, 2π] by f(x) = x(x − 2π) and extended from this with period 2π to all of R

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