B 9.15. (a) A continuous-time signal x(t) = cos 2mt is sampled every T seconds, resulting in the discrete-time signal x[n] = x(nT). Determine whether the sampled signal is periodic for (i) T=1s (ii) T = 0.1 s (iv) T= 0.130 s (iii) T= 0.125 s (v) T=5s (vi) Ts (b) For those sampled signals in part (a) that are periodic, find the number of periods.
B 9.15. (a) A continuous-time signal x(t) = cos 2mt is sampled every T seconds, resulting in the discrete-time signal x[n] = x(nT). Determine whether the sampled signal is periodic for (i) T=1s (ii) T = 0.1 s (iv) T= 0.130 s (iii) T= 0.125 s (v) T=5s (vi) Ts (b) For those sampled signals in part (a) that are periodic, find the number of periods.
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√9.15.
9.15. (a) A continuous-time signal x(t) = cos 2mt is sampled every T seconds, resulting in
the discrete-time signal x[n] = x(nT). Determine whether the sampled signal is
periodic for
(i) T = 1s
(iii) T= 0.125 s
(v) T = 5s
(ii) T= 0.1 s
(iv) T= 0.130 s
(vi) T = s
(b) For those sampled signals in part (a) that are periodic, find the number of periods.
of x() in one period of x[n].
(c) For those sampled signals in part (a) that are periodic. find the number of samples
in one period of x[n].
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√9.15.
9.15. (a) A continuous-time signal x(t) = cos 2mt is sampled every T seconds, resulting in
the discrete-time signal x[n] = x(nT). Determine whether the sampled signal is
periodic for
(i) T = 1s
(iii) T= 0.125 s
(v) T = 5s
(ii) T= 0.1 s
(iv) T= 0.130 s
(vi) T = s
(b) For those sampled signals in part (a) that are periodic, find the number of periods.
of x() in one period of x[n].
(c) For those sampled signals in part (a) that are periodic. find the number of samples
in one period of x[n].
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