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Sorry, first time I've posted here and I'm just generally rubbish with computers. There's no 't' value - everything is in terms of x. So the second integral would equal zero as defined by the initial function, and the first integral taken over minus infinity to zero would become...

ωHomework Statement The function f(x) is defined by: f(x) = e^2ax when x ≤ 0 0 when x > 0 Show that, for a > 0, its Fourier...