3. f(t) = t and g(t) = e³t
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Transcribed Image Text:Convolution of Two Functions. Calculate the convolution product of f(t)
and g(t) in Exercise Group 6.4.5.1-6 using the definition of the convolution of
two functions.
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f(t)= 2 and g(t) = t
f(t) t and g(t) = t
=
3t
f(t)t and g(t) = e³t
f(t) = t and g(t) = sint
f(t) e2t and g(t) = e³t
f(t) = e³t and g(t) = e²t
=
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