Q4: Given a discrete data array x(n₁, n2) defined as:31x(n₁, n₂) =1 12 211 2.(a) Compute the two-dimensional (2-D) DFT X(k₁, k₂), using row-column (RC) algorithm.(b) Repeat part (a) using vector-radix (VR) FFT algorithm.

Part (a): Row-Column (RC) AlgorithmThe RC algorithm computes the 2D DFT by separating the…

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