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Transcribed Image Text:A signal g(t) is produced by switching on a continuous-time signal v(t) for a limited time
-0.5T ≤ t ≤ 0.5T.
1) How can one produce g(t) from v(t) in the time domain?
2) Let G(j) and V(j) are the Fourier transforms of g(t) and v(t). Derive an expression for
G(j) in terms of V(j).
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