Hey all. I'm having a bit of a problem solving one of my homework assignments. i'm to use the time-derivative property to find the Fourier transform of a triangular wave-form.
I've tried some different approaches now, but nothing seems to make sense for me.
Out teacher was showing an example if the problem, but with an square-wave, and he's writing it as rect(t) and then rewriting is as rect(t/T) and my problem is that im not sure i understand how he does it, so help would be much appreciated. Tbh im not even sure why i need to do that.
I've linked the assignment and my own work
I've tried some different approaches now, but nothing seems to make sense for me.
Out teacher was showing an example if the problem, but with an square-wave, and he's writing it as rect(t) and then rewriting is as rect(t/T) and my problem is that im not sure i understand how he does it, so help would be much appreciated. Tbh im not even sure why i need to do that.
I've linked the assignment and my own work
