Find the Fourier transform for the following signal: e^(-a(t-b))u(t-b) + u(t-2)
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First, we can simplify the signal by using the time-shifting property of the unit step function: e-a(t-b)u(t-b) + u(t – 2) = e-a(t-b)u(t-b) + u(t-2)u(t-2) Show more…
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