Q4) Find Fourier transform of the functions:1)f(x)=(Isinx\, |x| n.3)f(x) = xe-xl, x ER2)f(x) =4)f(x) = nxe-"x²0 < x < 1-1

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Q4) Find Fourier transform of the functions: 1)f(x)= nxl, x π 3)f(x)=xe-x1, x ER 2)f(x) = 4)f(x) = nxe-x² 0