Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I do have Matlab. Unfortunetly, Vista fucking sucks and the program wouldn't transfer to my laptop.
And this is our room, dammit!
Wow, I wonder if there is anyone else here that knows what Maple is.
Does anyone know how to plot Fourier series coefficent expansions in Maple?
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Wow, I wonder if there is anyone else here that knows what Maple is.
mrplunkey
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I do have Matlab. Unfortunetly, Vista fucking sucks and the program wouldn't transfer to my laptop.
And this is our room, dammit!
Macs > All.
Now that I'm a UT student <snicker>, I get Matlab for free too!
Lipstick is sticky?
Well, I suppose it's befitting of its name.
I have yet to try lipstick.
Ha! I told him that. He hates my Mac.
Lipstick is sticky?
Well, I suppose it's befitting of its name.
I have yet to try lipstick.
It is this weird two step lasts 18 hours stuff.
Kind of like paint for your lips.
It needs to go.
I don't hate it... it's just different.
And the single mouse cursor button is evil. Evil!
PICK3
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> periodic:= (x,a,b) -> x - (b-a)*floor((x-a)/(b-a));
> g:= x -> piecewise(x<0, Pi+x, x>0, Pi-x); plot(g(periodic(x,-Pi,Pi)), x=-5..7);
> f:= (x,N) -> (Pi/2)+(4/Pi)*sum(cos((2*k+1)*x)/(2*k+1)^2,k=0..N);
> plot([seq(f(x,n),n=0..3)],x=-5..7); # This draws the graph of the partial sums S_k (k=1,3,5,7) of the given Fourier series
> g:= x -> piecewise(x<0, Pi+x, x>0, Pi-x); plot(g(periodic(x,-Pi,Pi)), x=-5..7);
> f:= (x,N) -> (Pi/2)+(4/Pi)*sum(cos((2*k+1)*x)/(2*k+1)^2,k=0..N);
> plot([seq(f(x,n),n=0..3)],x=-5..7); # This draws the graph of the partial sums S_k (k=1,3,5,7) of the given Fourier series
No. But I'll pick something up at Good Will sometime soon. I just need a black dress with big shoulder pads.
