ii) Consider the following signals:(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)Ta(t) = 2 [cos (2πt) + cos (8t)]²ㅠㅠ-5) +cos (43.2 πt +xi(t) = sin (4.8 nt+By considering the fundamental frequencies of the signals xa(t) and(t), determine if they are periodic or non-periodic. Carefully justifyyour answer.For the signal in part e) (i) that is periodic, write down its fundamentalfrequency in hertz.For the signal in part e) (i) that is periodic, write down thetrigonomentric Fourier series representation without performing anyintegration.For the non-periodic signal in part e) (i), sketch the spectrum of theresulting signal when the non-periodic signal is sampled at 40 rad/s,carefully labelling all the frequency components present in the signaland their amplitudes.

The above question is based on periodic signals. Only part (ii) is answered as asked.

Consider the following signals: (i) (ii) a(t) = 2 [cos (2πt) + cos (8t)]² (4.87t+5) + 2b(t) = sin (4.8 at+ s(43.2 πt- + + cos By considering the fundamental frequencies of the signals xa(t) and xb (t), determine if they are periodic or non-periodic. Carefully justify your answer. For the signal in part e) (i) that is periodic, write down its fundamental frequency in hertz.

Consider the following signals: (i) (ii) a(t) = 2 [cos (2πt) + cos (8t)]² (4.87t+5) + 2b(t) = sin (4.8 at+ s(43.2 πt- + + cos By considering the fundamental frequencies of the signals xa(t) and xb (t), determine if they are periodic or non-periodic. Carefully justify your answer. For the signal in part e) (i) that is periodic, write down its fundamental frequency in hertz.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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