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is the image on your left correct? Why isn't the magnitude
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is the image on your left correct?

Why isn't the magnitude spectrum of signal x(t) just |a|*(b^2+w^2)^(1/2) (magnitude of scale value a times magnitude of hypotenuse with vertex at (a,b))?

why would you divide |a| by the radical rather than multiplying? Or maybe it's just a typo...

please help me figure this out, /sci/...
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>vertex at (a,b)
*vertex at (b,w)
sorry
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