L Note: The formulas for the Fourier transform on half intervals are often given in the form " f(x) cos (II) dr, with the 2 outside the integral. With the way these problems are asked in WeBWorK, it would be hard to keep track of when constants should be factored out or not, so we will adopt the policy that constants are always part of the integrand. For example the formula for the cosine coefficient would be f(x)cos ("xx) dr. 2 For the function f(x) = 1 7 < x < 0-10 < x < 7 on the interval [-7,7] we need only compute one set of the Fourier coefficients, the br's: 7 0 Preview My Answers Submit Answers dx =