#Integral
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Integrate by parts twice.
I assume you're finding the coefficients of trigonometric Fourier series?
yep
Can you show the full problem?
more?
theres a 2/pi in front of the integral in the second one
i forgot to put it
Alright.
To make this a bit simpler, try substituting u = x - π/2. You'll see that you can simplify a bit; at least, you'll be able to see two cases of n.
thx