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ElijahRockers
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Homework Statement
I am given f(t) = e^-|t| and I found that F(w) = ##\sqrt{\frac{2}{\pi}}\frac{1}{w^2 + 1}##
The question says to use the nth derivative property of the Fourier transform to find the Fourier transform of sgn(t)f(t), and gives a hint: "take the derivative of e^-|t|"
I also found the Fourier transform for t*f(t) using another property, but this part has me stumped.
Homework Equations
sgn(t) =
1 for t>0
0 for t=0
-1 for t<0
The Attempt at a Solution
I took the derivative of e^-|t|, and got ##\frac{-te^{-|t|}}{|t|}##
But I'm not quite sure how I can use that result, combined with the nth derivative property, to find the F.T. of sgn(t)f(t). I plotted f(t), f'(t) and sgn(t)f(t), but I'm struggling to see the link between them that can help me solve this one... any guidance would be welcome.