#Signal energy
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the question is to calculate for what value of w0 the energy is 70% of the total energy
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how much is the total energy?
I found 20
for total energy
@north bane
the energy can be calculated by integral from -infinity to infinity of the modulus of x(t) squared
but I did it via the Fourier Spectrum
with the law of parseval
its easier to calculate in Fourier spectrum
but I dont know how to calculate w0
thats what I need help with bruh
z x y are all given, do more of what you already did
this time its not -inf to inf but from -w0 to w0 .. bruh
write the expression out
yes, good, show me specifics