Fourier Transform of 23e^(-8t)*u(t)

Fourier Transform of 23e^(-8t)*u(t).

Full walkthrough of how to transform the time domain signal 23*e^(-8t)*u(t) into the frequency domain through the Fourier Transform. This process is done using common functions found in the Fourier Transform table, along with their respective properties.

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