Use Parseval’s theorem and the results of the indicated problems to find the sum of the series in Probllems 5 to 9. The series 1+132+152+, using problem 9.6.

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By Parseval theoremπ28=n=odd1n2

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Given Information.

The given series is1+132+152+.The sum of the series is to be found out.

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Definition of Parseval’s theorem& average value

Parseval’s theorem is a theorem stating that the energy of a signal can be expressed as its frequency components’ average energy.

The average value of the square of the function over the interval is 1

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Sum of the series

It is know that the solution of the problem 9.6 is f(x)=4πn=oddsinπnxln

Use the Parseval theorem and the fact that the average value of the square of the function over the interval is 1

Now, <f(x)2>=1=n=odd124πn2π28=n=odd1n2

Thus π28=n=odd1n2

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