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dear Sir, i have some trouble with the sign; the result should be 2/iw, but I checked with the calculation on wolfram Alpha, and its result is the opposite. A result of an exercise on the old Weinberger text gives the opposite sign too, but several tutorials on youtube lead to your conclusion. I can't see the reason of this difference. Thank you very much

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Find the Fourier transform of the signal Signum Function and plot its magnitude spectrum. Can we write this answer for this question

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Scaling will change time period

Sir, what will be the convolution values at the limits? Like at t = 1, what is y(t)? We only calculated y(t) for 0 < t < 1

sir why we cant use direct formula here ?

answer is 2 , shifting and scaling are unaffected to power

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remember all power is not affected by time scaling.correct answer is 2

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In time shifting .X(w).exp(jwt0)...not exp(jw0t)

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Sir, Why the convolution result is shifted by 6 to the right There is not a shift.. The result will be the same but folded at Y-axis ...

Thank you. What if you have a coeffficent infront e.g x1(t) = 2sinc^10(420πt). What happens to the 2 will it be ignored?

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sir, can you prove that how that Z^-n becomes Z^n while changing the limit

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sir if amplitude is 2A and signal from -4,-1,0,1,4 how to solve this type of prblm

Thank you so much! I was having trouble getting the right answer. Right up until you mentioned WT=2pi I realized the solution.. So obvious but so important! Thanks again!

Sir, at the zeroth position, amplitude should be added. That is 1+1 in even component

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Same for constant A???

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