Observing that xc(t) = Re(x̅(t)) = (x̅(t) + x̅^*(t))/(2), show that Xc(f) = (X(f) + X^*(-f))/(2)

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Observing that $x_c(t) = Re(\bar{x}(t)) = \frac{\bar{x}(t) + \bar{x}^*(t)}{2}$, show that $X_c(f) = \frac{X(f) + X^*(-f)}{2}$. Observing that $x_s(t) = Im(\bar{x}(t)) = \frac{\bar{x}(t) - \bar{x}^*(t)}{2j}$, derive a relation between $X_s(f)$ and $\bar{X}(f)$.