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8 f ( c + f ( cos( cos + f ( si ( si, ±, ±,..., a c f ( Now, ue o he equaliy of ers i ± : f ( c + f ( cos( cos + f ( si ( si,,,,... Equaios.9.9 a.9. follow irecly. i. f ( c e, c ( i f e i f e so c (, a, ±, ±, i i ( e e + i i e e i i + i i e e + i i i For eve, e e a he er i brackes is zero. i i For o, e e c i, ±, ±,... i f ( e, ±, ±,... i i i ( e e,,,5,... i si (,,,5,... f ( si si si

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