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(b) (10 pts) Find the DTFT R(e jW ) of r[n] = 6[n - 3] (n + 1) (~)nu[n].

(c) (15 pts) Find the DTFT G(e jW ) of g[n] = (n - 6) (~)nu[n - 7].

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