Finding the Inverse Fourier Transform for a Complex Function

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The discussion focuses on finding the inverse Fourier Transform of the complex function X(jw) = 1 / (2 - w^2 + j3w). A key recommendation is to rearrange the function into the form a / (b - (c + dw)²) to utilize established inverse transform pairs and properties effectively. This approach allows for the application of known inverse Fourier Transform techniques to derive the time-domain representation of the function.

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How do find the inverse Fourier Transform for the following using the transform pairs and properties?

X(jw) = 1 / (2 - w^2 + j3w)

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My advice would be to rearrange in the form:
[tex] \frac{a}{b-(c+dw)^{2}} [/tex]
There should be general inverses for that.
 

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