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  1. May 4th 2009, 09:44 AM #1
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    Convolution Problem -

    Can please someone help me with a convolution problem. I attach the problem. The text is in Swedish but the mathematical language is an international language=)



    I need to define f''(t) and calculate and simplify:


    f'' * g(t) and f * g(t) if g(t)=sin t




    Any guidance and or suggestions would help. Thank you in advance.
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