8. A function r(t) can be decomposed to an odd and even components as r(t) = r.(t) +r.(t). The total energyof r(t), is(a) energy exist cmily in the even component = (t) dt(b)(e)in a2,(t). () dt + ) dt(d) eergy exist only in the odd component =(e) none of these

8. A function r(t) can be decomposed to an odd and even components as r(t) r.(t) +r.(t). The total energy of r(t), is (a) energy exist omly in the even component = (b) (e)ana 2r,(t)x.(t) dt + (d) eergy exist only in the odd component = (e) none of these

8. A function r(t) can be decomposed to an odd and even components as r(t) r.(t) +r.(t). The total energy of r(t), is (a) energy exist omly in the even component = (b) (e)ana 2r,(t)x.(t) dt + (d) eergy exist only in the odd component = (e) none of these

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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8. A function r(t) can be decomposed to an odd and even components as r(t) = r.(t) +r.(t). The total energy
of r(t), is
(a) energy exist cmily in the even component = (t) dt
(b)
(e)in a2,(t). () dt + ) dt
(d) eergy exist only in the odd component =
(e) none of these

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