How Can You Find the Fourier Transform of the Max Function?

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Homework Statement


Find the Fourier transform of the following equation.
f1(x) = max(1 - |x|, 0).

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Can anyone say present the function in different way? Since I don't understand what max function does.

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Max(a,b) picks the bigger of its arguments'
\max(a,b)=\begin{cases}a & a\geq b\\ b& b>a\end{cases}
 
betel said:
Max(a,b) picks the bigger of its arguments'
\max(a,b)=\begin{cases}a & a\geq b\\ b& b>a\end{cases}

I understand what to do next. Thanks alot
 
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