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In general you can take the fft to see the power at different frequencies. You can look for spikes for particularly strong frequencies. So identify the peak. You can then zero out everything else and inverse transform. Or just take the known frequency of the peak and reconstruct a perfect, noise free signal knowing that frequency.
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