Simplifying Convolution Properties: Understanding the Delta Dirac Function

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The discussion focuses on simplifying the convolution properties of the delta Dirac function, particularly how the second term convolutes. Understanding the distributive property is essential, as it plays a key role in the convolution process. The limits of integration for convolution depend on the values of t, specifically whether t is greater than or less than zero. To grasp these concepts fully, a solid understanding of the definition of convolution is necessary. Acquiring prerequisite knowledge in signal processing or mathematical analysis can further aid in comprehension.
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How were they able to simplify the following?

I understand the distributive property and how the convolution component of the delta dirac function worked but I do not understand how the second term convoluted becomes what it is.

Thank you for your time
 
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If I'm missing pre-requisite knowledge where would I got acquire this?
 
All you need is to use the definition of convolution. You should find that the limits of integration depend on whether t>0 or t<0.
 
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