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Explain the frequency response for this week's signals unit.
Maybe Fourier? Maybe filters? It sounds plausible, but nothing is tied to the exact chapter.
Chapter 3.2 · Continuous-Time Fourier Series
The answer starts from the exact section your course points to: periodic signals are represented as weighted sinusoids, then Fourier opens the matching textbook figure before writing the explanation.
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