3.53 Use the equation describing the DTFT representa- tion to determine the time-domain signals corre- sponding to the following DTFTS: (a) X(e) cos(22) + jsin(20) (b) X(e)= sin() + cos(). [1, π/4 < | < 3π/4, otherwise (c) |X(en) = {1; arg{X(e)} = -40 (d) X(e) as depicted in Figure P3.53(a). (e) X(e) as depicted in Figure P3.53(b). (f) X(e) as depicted in Figure P3.53(c).
3.53 Use the equation describing the DTFT representa- tion to determine the time-domain signals corre- sponding to the following DTFTS: (a) X(e) cos(22) + jsin(20) (b) X(e)= sin() + cos(). [1, π/4 < | < 3π/4, otherwise (c) |X(en) = {1; arg{X(e)} = -40 (d) X(e) as depicted in Figure P3.53(a). (e) X(e) as depicted in Figure P3.53(b). (f) X(e) as depicted in Figure P3.53(c).
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3.53 Use the equation describing the DTFT representa-
tion to determine the time-domain signals corre-
sponding to the following DTFTs:
(a) X(en) = cos(20) + sin(20)
(b) X(en) = sin() + cos(/).
(c) X(en)
1, π/4 < | <3π/4,
0, otherwise
arg{X(e)} = -4
(d) X(e) as depicted in Figure P3.53(a).
(e) X(en) as depicted in Figure P3.53(b).
(f) X(e) as depicted in Figure P3.53(c).
3.54 Use the defining equation for the FT to evaluate the
frequency-domain representations of the following
signals:
(a) x(t)= eu(t - 3)
(b) x(t) = e
(c) x(t) = te 'u(t)
(d) x(t)=-oa"(tm), a < 1
(e) x(t) as depicted in Figure P3.54(a).
(f) x(t) as depicted in Figure P3.54(b).
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3.55 Use the equation describing the FT representation to
determine the time-domain signals corresponding to
the following FTs:
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0,
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