Find the Fourier integral of f(x) = e-k* when x>0 and f(-x) = f(x), hence prove that cos(wx) dw w +k? ',k >0. 2k

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Find the Fourier integral of f(x) = e-k* when x>0 and f(-x) = f(x), hence prove that
cos(wx)
dw
w +k?
',k >0.
2k
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