If x(t) = e-"u(t) and h(t) = e-$'u(t), the y(t) will be:
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Transcribed Image Text:If x(1) = e-2"u(t) and h(t) = e-3u(t), the y(t) will be:
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O y(t) = e-2'u(t) – e-3'u(t)
O y(t) = e-24u(t) + e-3tu(1)
O y(t) = e2"u(t) –- e-31u(1)
= e2" u(t) – e-3t u(1)
O y(t) = e2"u(1) – eu(t)
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