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1. Express the function f(t) = 0, -π/2<t<π/2                                  &nbsp

1. Express the function f(t) = 0, -π/2<t<π/2

                                           = 1, -π<t<-π/2 and π/2<t<π

with f(t+2π)=f(t), as a Fourier series.

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