If a periodic function f(t) of period T satisfies f(t) = f (t + T/2) , then in its Fourier series expansion

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If a periodic function f(t) of period T satisfies f(t) =  f (t + T/2) , then in its Fourier series expansion

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tThere will be no sine terms

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tThe constant term will be zero

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tThere will be no cosine terms

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tThere will be no sine terms

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tThere will be no even harmonics

1.	If a periodic function f(t) of period T satisfies f(t) = f (t + T/2) , then in its Fourier series expansion
A.	tThe constant term will be zero
B.	tThere will be no cosine terms
C.	tThere will be no sine terms
D.	tThere will be no even harmonics
Answer» C. tThere will be no sine terms

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