Express the f(x) interms of Legendre's polynomials example (PART-1)

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I apologize, but it's not clear because he omits steps of derivation, at n =2 the steps of derivation should be written clear

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How is the derivative at 2:17 done like this?

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I like very much!! If the function f(x) is delta of dirac, how can i expresse that in terms of legenfre polynoms? ThanKs from Brazil!!

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We put 4also if power is 4

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Sir how to find scalar potential any video is there please reply me

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[@holyshit922]

Is this formula true
Let f(t)=\sum\limits_{k=0}^{\infty}a_{k}P_{k}(x)
then a_{k} = \frac{1}{p}\int\limits_{t_{1}}^{t_{2}}f(t)w(t)P_{k}(t)dt
where w(t) is weight function
[t_{1};t_{2}] is interval
P(t) is orthogonal polynomial which is our new base for polynomial
The value of p is determined by orthogonality of given polynomial

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How to solve p2(x)=

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Sir in the final step it's 8/3 or 7/3 please tell me

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-(7/3)

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2/3 -3 = -7/3

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sir po(o)= one kaise Hoga niche n! = o hoke infinity NHI hoga

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0! = 1 not 0

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To aai ra bia re mg

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