2.7 Classify these signals into energy-type signals, power-type signals, and signals that are neither energy-type nor power-type. For energy-type and power-type signals, find the energy or the power content of the signal. 1. x(t) = (÷)'u( 2. x(t) = ej(}t+) %3D 3. x(t) = 7(-1)' for t> 0 and else 0 4. x(t) = e³'u(t)

2.7 Classify these signals into energy-type signals, power-type signals, and signals that are neither energy-type nor power-type. For energy-type and power-type signals, find the energy or the power content of the signal. 1. x(t) = (÷)'u( 2. x(t) = ej(}t+) %3D 3. x(t) = 7(-1)' for t> 0 and else 0 4. x(t) = e³'u(t)

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2.7 Classify these signals into energy-type signals, power-type signals, and signals that
are neither energy-type nor power-type. For energy-type and power-type signals, find
the energy or the power content of the signal.
1. x(t) = (÷)'u(
2. x(t) = ej(}t+)
%3D
3. x(t) = 7(-1)' for t> 0 and else 0
4. x(t) = e³'u(t)

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