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How to find the power of a square wave?

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A signal is derived by passing a 1-kHz square wave trough a lowpass filter with cutoff at 5.1kHz. How can I find the power of the signal? :?:
 

square wave power?

By consulting a table of fourier series in a mathematical handbook and considering orthogonality when calculating the total power.
 

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