Understanding Fourier Transform: Tips and Tricks for Accurate Results

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Hi guys~

I have got a few things about some Fourier transform Q/A that i wanted to check...so here you go:

1) Find the Fourier sine and cosine transform of f(x)=x 0<x<3

ok, for the sine, i get -9/n∏ but i get zero for cosine part, is it wrong?

and the second one:

find the Fourier transform of f(x)=x^2 -2<x<2

i know that we use the exponential (e^-inx) here and the answer i get is almost right but its just that i get 'i's along with my answer. How do i correct that??

thanks in advance~
 
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Toyona10 said:
Hi guys~

I have got a few things about some Fourier transform Q/A that i wanted to check...so here you go:

1) Find the Fourier sine and cosine transform of f(x)=x 0<x<3

ok, for the sine, i get -9/n∏ but i get zero for cosine part, is it wrong?
Yes, it's wrong. Show your work so we can see where you went astray.

and the second one:

find the Fourier transform of f(x)=x^2 -2<x<2

i know that we use the exponential (e^-inx) here and the answer i get is almost right but its just that i get 'i's along with my answer. How do i correct that??

thanks in advance~
Do your algebra correctly. :wink: Again, you need to show your work.