In the language of Problem 12C.5, show that if G(t) = (a cos ω1t + b cos ω2t)e−t/τ, then the spectrum consists of two lines with intensities proportional to a and b and located at ω = ω1 and ω2, respectively.

In the language of Problem 12C.5, show that if G(t) = (a cos ω1t + b cos ω2t)e−t/τ, then the spectrum consists of two lines with intensities proportional to a and b and located at ω = ω1 and ω2, respectively.

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