Signals And Systems- Part C Needed SignalPlot of signalFourier transformPlot of FT(FT)f(t)Symbolcos(2,t)Symbolf(t)cos (2,t) The Fourier trans form of the finite-duration triangular waveform f(t) given inFig.2(a) is given as:sinF(jN)=|Ω2a) Let F(j2) be wrtten in the polar form as F(jQ)=|F(j2)|ev (@). Givingthe mathematical explanation fill in the blanks below:|F(j)|=..y (2):b) Using F(j2) given above and the relevant properties of the Fourier transformevaluate the Fourier transforms of the finite-duration waveforms in Fig.2(b-d).ft)-1-0.5-1(a)(b)(d)Fig.2c) Write down the mathematical expression for the finite-duration signal f (t)given in Fig.2(a).d) Using the relevant property ofthe Fourier transform obtain F{f(t)cos(2,t)}where f(t) is the waveform given in Fig.2(a).e) Let 2, =7 rad/s and fill in the blanks in Table 1.

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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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