The amplitude, period, frequency and angular frequency of y=6sin(3t) is 1. 2. 3. 4. None of these 5. Don’t know 6.

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The amplitude, period, frequency and angular frequency of y=6sin(3t) is None of these 5. Don’t know 6.

The amplitude, period, frequency and angular frequency of is None of these 4. Don’t know 5.

Find the period of π 4.4 π

What is meant by the amplitude of a function? 1.Maximum displacement from x=0 2.Maximum displacement from y=0 3.Interval at which the function is repeated 4.None of these

Find, where n is an integer. 1.0, n≠0 and 0, n=0. 2.1, n≠0 and 0, n=0. 3.0, n≠0 and 1, n=0. 4.1, n≠0 and 1, n=0.

For any integers m, n,. 1.True 2.False 3.Don’t know

For any integers m, n, 1.True 2.False 3.Don’t know

Is the function 1.Even 2.Odd 3.Neither 4.Don’t know

Is the function 1.Even 2.Odd 3.Neither 4.Don’t know

Is the function 1.Even 2.Odd 3.Neither 4.Don’t know

Is the function 1.Even 2.Odd 3.Neither 4.Don’t know

Is the function 1.Even 2.Odd 3.Neither 4.Don’t know

Is the function 1.Even 2.Odd 3.Neither 4.Don’t know

Which of the following is true for odd functions? None of the above 4. Don’t know 5.

If f(t) is an even function, which of the following are true? 1.f(t)sinnt=odd 2.b n =0 3.f(t)cosnt=even 4.None of these are true

is known as the: 1.First harmonic 2.Second harmonic 3.Third harmonic 4.Don’t know

For the function, the Fourier series would contain a constant term. 1.True 2.False 3.Don’t know

For the square wave function, the Fourier series would contain a constant term. 1.True 2.False 3.Don’t know

Find the Fourier series for |t| on (-π,π) Don’t know 5.

Obtain the Fourier series for this function None of the above 4. Don’t know 5.

Obtain the Fourier series of the 2π periodic function f(t)=t 2, - π<t< π None of these 4. Don’t know 5.

The value represents 1.The average value of f(t) over one period 2.Half the average value of f(t) over one period 3.Neither of these 4.Don’t know

For the given function, find the value of a n Don’t know 4.

For the given function, find the value of Don’t know 6.

For the given function, find the value of b n None of these 4.

For the function, find the value of b n Don’t know 6.

Find the value of b n for this function / n 4.½ 5.Don’t know

When, the Fourier coefficient a 3 is equal to Don’t know 5.

When, the Fourier coefficient a 2 is equal to Don’t know 5.

When, find the value of b Don’t know 5.

Extend the function f(t)=t, 0≤t ≤1 as a periodic odd function and calculate its Fourier sine series Don’t Know 5.