Note that I could change my n.a. function from f's to 1/f's or I could just take an 'f' and plug it into 1/f.
Ex: f=0.5=1/2 so 1/f=1/(1/2)=2.
Therefore I can use my same n.a. function used in assignment #7, Q2, but use values of f>1.
Here is how f=1.2 looks like:

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