Q6) (a) Prove that Fourier cosine transform of f(x) = cos(x), 1 sin 3(p-1), sin 3(p+1) p-1 p+1 + √√27 0

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Q6) (a) Prove that Fourier cosine transform of f(x) = cos(x), 0<x<3 is:
1
sin 3(p-1) sin 3(p+1)
p+1
√√2
p-1
Transcribed Image Text:Q6) (a) Prove that Fourier cosine transform of f(x) = cos(x), 0<x<3 is: 1 sin 3(p-1) sin 3(p+1) p+1 √√2 p-1
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