The period of summation functions

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1. how do i find the period of summation of some function ie: 2^-k or cos(pi k) multiplied by some complex exponential ei7kt

ie: f( t ) = \sum
2-kei7kt
2. does anyone know the formula for finding the period of summations of complex exponentials? note this is for fourier
3. would i say that omega is 7k by Euler's method. if i converted to sines and cosines, thus the period T = 2pi/7?
is this how i would find the period of this summation?
 
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The definition of periodicity is as follows:
If T is the period of a function f(t) then,
f(t+ T) = f(t).

Does your answer admit to this definition ?
 
╔(σ_σ)╝ said:
The definition of periodicity is as follows:
If T is the period of a function f(t) then,
f(t+ T) = f(t).

Does your answer admit to this definition ?

i think so thanks
 
You are welcome. :-)
 
╔(σ_σ)╝ said:
You are welcome. :-)


my friend said i am wrong...?
 
Luongo said:
my friend said i am wrong...?
What is his reasoning ?
 
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