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For a double sided function, which is odd, what will be the integral of the function from -infinity to +infinity equal to?

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asked Sep 28, 2022 in Signals and Systems by Lucy (1.2m points)

For a double sided function, which is odd, what will be the integral of the function from -infinity to +infinity equal to?

(a) Non-zero Finite

(b) Zero

(c) Infinite

(d) None of the mentioned

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answered Oct 7, 2022 by leeyal (42.1k points)

Correct choice is (b) Zero

The best explanation: For an odd function, f(-x) = -f(x), thus the integrals will cancel each other, giving zero.

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