The function f(t) has fourier transform 1-iω/1+iω Sin ω/ω . Compute ʃ f(t) ^2 d(t)

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Irs on 13 Aug 2014

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doolshan bhakhoa on 3 Apr 2016

can anyone explain me how to do this question, can't understand at all.

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Yu Jiang on 13 Aug 2014

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Use Parseval's Theorem

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parseval%27s_theorem

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Irs on 15 Aug 2014

Do you know the syntax that can be used to do this question on matlab?

Star Strider on 15 Aug 2014

See the documentation on Anonymous Functions.

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