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I am trying to get a feel for Fourier transforms and would like some help.
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1. Let g(t) = x(2t) - x*(2t- 1/2T0), assume that X(jw) is known
Find G(jw) in terms of X(jw).

2. Let x(t) = 10sin(200t)/t
a) Find X(jw)
b) Let x(t) be the input to a continuous LTI system with impulse response h(t) = sin(100t)/t.
Find the output y(t)
c) Find the energy in x(t) and the energy in y(t).

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If provides examples of finding the Fourier transform of the signal. Then, it shows how to apply Fourier transform to find the output of the system given the impulse response. The solution is detailed and well presented.

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1. We can just use the properties of Fourier transform
Conjugate function

Time scaling

Time shifting

So

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