Question 2. Given √2 -4
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Given
√2 -4<t<0
o elsewhere
find F(w), the Fourier transform of f(t).
f(t) =
Compute the values of F(0), F(1) and
values into the appropriate boxes shown below, correct to
three decimal places.
F(2)
F(2) and enter the
Enter F(0):
Enter the real component of F(1):
Enter the imaginary component of F(1):
Enter the real component of F(2):
Enter the imaginary component of F(2):
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