Calculate the fourier transform of y(n) in terms of x(t)'s fourier transforms (X (jw).)

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Calculate the fourier transform of y(n) in terms of x(t)'s fourier transforms (X (jw).)

 

 

(d) y(t) = cos(2nf,t) * x(-t)
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