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On the computer, we can only approximate the true Fourier transform because of the need for both time and frequency sampling. Because of the limited frequency resolution, the frequency of a cosine may not line up exactly at a frequency sample, but vou'll still get a peak around that frequency. Assuming that vou sample the signal with fs-8000 Hz, and take its Fourier transform using an FFT with 4096 points, what is the value (in Hz) of the FFT frequency bins closest to the two frequencies of the sinusoids (941 and 1336 Hz)

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