Let x[n]={0,1, 2, 3, -1}, then the DTFT of x[n] %3D a)X(jø) = cos(@) +2 cos(2@) +3cos(3@) – cos(4@) – j(sin(@) +2 sin(2@)+3 sin(3@) – sin(4@)) b)X(jø) = cos(@) +2 cos(2@)+3cos(3@) – cos(4@) – j(sin(@) +2 sin(2@) +3 sin(3@) +4 sin(4@)) c)X(j@) =1+2cos(@)+3cos(2@)+cos(3@) – j(2sin(@)+3sin(2@) – sin(30)) d)X(jø) =1+2cos(@) +3cos(2@) – cos(3@) – j2 sin(@) – j3sin(2@) + j sin(3@)) a
Let x[n]={0,1, 2, 3, -1}, then the DTFT of x[n] %3D a)X(jø) = cos(@) +2 cos(2@) +3cos(3@) – cos(4@) – j(sin(@) +2 sin(2@)+3 sin(3@) – sin(4@)) b)X(jø) = cos(@) +2 cos(2@)+3cos(3@) – cos(4@) – j(sin(@) +2 sin(2@) +3 sin(3@) +4 sin(4@)) c)X(j@) =1+2cos(@)+3cos(2@)+cos(3@) – j(2sin(@)+3sin(2@) – sin(30)) d)X(jø) =1+2cos(@) +3cos(2@) – cos(3@) – j2 sin(@) – j3sin(2@) + j sin(3@)) a
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![Let x[n]={0,1, 2, 3, -1}, then the DTFT of x[n]
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a)X(jø) = cos(@) +2 cos(2@) +3cos(3@) – cos(4@) – j(sin(@) +2 sin(2@) +3 sin(3@) – sin(4o))
b)X(jø) = cos(@) +2 cos(2@)+3cos(3@) – cos(4@) –j(sin(@)+2 sin(2@)+3 sin(3@) +4 sin(4@))
c)X(jø) =1+2cos(@) +3 cos(2@) +cos(3@) – j(2sin(@)+3sin(2@) – sin(3@))
d)X(jø) =1+2cos(@)+3cos(2@) - cos(3@) – j2 sin(@) – j3sin(2@) + j sin(3@))
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Transcribed Image Text:Let x[n]={0,1, 2, 3, -1}, then the DTFT of x[n]
%3D
a)X(jø) = cos(@) +2 cos(2@) +3cos(3@) – cos(4@) – j(sin(@) +2 sin(2@) +3 sin(3@) – sin(4o))
b)X(jø) = cos(@) +2 cos(2@)+3cos(3@) – cos(4@) –j(sin(@)+2 sin(2@)+3 sin(3@) +4 sin(4@))
c)X(jø) =1+2cos(@) +3 cos(2@) +cos(3@) – j(2sin(@)+3sin(2@) – sin(3@))
d)X(jø) =1+2cos(@)+3cos(2@) - cos(3@) – j2 sin(@) – j3sin(2@) + j sin(3@))
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