12. Solving the y(t) = sen (54) - 25(u)du with y(0) = 0, we get the convolution y(t)=sen (5t)g(t) for some function g(t). What is the value of g(n/3)?

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12. Solving the g(t) = sen (54) - 25(u)du with y(0) = 0, we get the convolution
y(t)=sen (5t) *g(t) for some function g(t).
What is the value of g(n/3)?
Transcribed Image Text:12. Solving the g(t) = sen (54) - 25(u)du with y(0) = 0, we get the convolution y(t)=sen (5t) *g(t) for some function g(t). What is the value of g(n/3)?
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