[Step-by-Step] Find the Fourier transform of the function and graph the amplitude spectrum. Wherever k appears, it is a positive constant.
Question: Find the Fourier transform of the function and graph the amplitude spectrum. Wherever \(k\) appears, it is a positive constant.
\[f\left( t \right)=H\left( t-k \right){{e}^{-t/4}}\]
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