Fourier transform is a mathematical procedure to obtain the __________ of a given input signal. (A) spectrum (B) integration (C) difference (D) none of the above

Fourier transform is a mathematical procedure to obtain the __________ of a given input
signal.
(A) spectrum
(B) integration
(C) difference
(D) none of the above
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(A) spectrum
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