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= Solution

For the odd extension, the cosine integral vanishes and the sine integral doubles. <Integration by parts> gives
$$
\widetilde f(k)=-2i\int_0^1(1-x)\sin(kx)\,dx,
\qquad\boxed{\widetilde f(k)=-\frac{2i(k-\sin k)}{k^2}.}
$$
The value at $k=0$ is zero by the <odd function> symmetry, or by the <Maclaurin series> of the sine. The transform is purely imaginary and odd.

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