HlW) Consider the LTI system S of impulse response h[n]+g[n]such that the Fourier transform H(w) of h[n]is as follows: How should g[n]be chosen so that the system S cancels the input COs 1 o (gin]} = = o (gin]} o {gln]} %3D o{gin]} = – o (gin]} =-6ln] %3D o (g[n]} = - o igla)} = 플on %3D o roin]} – - 56in) !! O None of the above 1/2

HlW) Consider the LTI system S of impulse response h[n]+g[n]such that the Fourier transform H(w) of h[n]is as follows: How should g[n]be chosen so that the system S cancels the input COs 1 o (gin]} = = o (gin]} o {gln]} %3D o{gin]} = – o (gin]} =-6ln] %3D o (g[n]} = - o igla)} = 플on %3D o roin]} – - 56in) !! O None of the above 1/2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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