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Using Fourier Transforms to solve Definite Integrals with Limits 0 to Infinity
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Using Fourier Transforms to solve Definite Integrals with Limits 0 to Infinity
\displaystyle\int^\infty_0 2te^-^a^t\cos(t)\,dt = ?} I'm not entirely sure how to manipulate this.. the e^-^a^t makes it so the function is neither even nor odd anymore.. even if I pulled the even part out to rewrite the function so its integrated from -infinity to infinity I'm unsure about...- yellowhappy
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Using Fourier Transforms to solve Definite Integrals with Limits 0 to Infinity
1. Using Fourier Transforms to solve Definite Integrals with Limits 0 to Infinity I'm trying to understand how to use Fourier Transforms to solve Definite Integrals with limits from 0 to Infinity. I understand how to use Fourier Transforms to solve indefinite integrals, but I believe there...- yellowhappy
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