![SOLVED: 3 Using the general formula for the Fourier transform; f(t)e wt dt , F(w) evaluate the Fourier transform of a wave f(t) cos Wot) where wo is some constant frequency. Graph SOLVED: 3 Using the general formula for the Fourier transform; f(t)e wt dt , F(w) evaluate the Fourier transform of a wave f(t) cos Wot) where wo is some constant frequency. Graph](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/e4e7c1a013b547e68806a7830a11c722.jpg)
SOLVED: 3 Using the general formula for the Fourier transform; f(t)e wt dt , F(w) evaluate the Fourier transform of a wave f(t) cos Wot) where wo is some constant frequency. Graph
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SOLVED: well-known relation from Fourier analysis is the Plancherel theorem; which holds that f (n)flx)dx= F" (K)F(K)dk Because of the way we define the Fourier transform, its actually the case that f"(x)f(xldx=€
![SOLVED: The function is its own Fourier transform: Generate other fuuctions that (up to a constant multiple) are their Own Fourier transforms What must the constant multiples be? To decide this, prove SOLVED: The function is its own Fourier transform: Generate other fuuctions that (up to a constant multiple) are their Own Fourier transforms What must the constant multiples be? To decide this, prove](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/ed9d6197e69343198fa1a4e54312fcff.jpg)