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√√n²+2 Q1: let the sequence x(n)= 1 + 2n 3≤n≤4 -1≤n≤0 other wise 1-yi(n)=2x(2n+2) 2-y2(n)=p(n)+x(n) 3- can you express the signal in terms of signals 8(n). Q2: A)Find the summation: Eno 8(n+4)*√/sin(2n) B)Express the signal shown in below Xen) draw the following

√√n²+2 Q1: let the sequence x(n)= 1 + 2n 3≤n≤4 -1≤n≤0 other wise 1-yi(n)=2x(2n+2) 2-y2(n)=p(n)+x(n) 3- can you express the signal in terms of signals 8(n). Q2: A)Find the summation: Eno 8(n+4)*√/sin(2n) B)Express the signal shown in below Xen) draw the following

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√√√²+2 Q1: let the sequence x(n)= 1 + 2n 1-y₁(n)=2x(2n+2) 2-y2(n)=p(n)+x(n) 3- can you express the signal in terms of signals 8(n). Q2: A)Find the summation: E-o 8(n + 4) √/sin(2n) B)Express the signal shown in below 12 8 -11: 4 - -4 Q1:let the sequence x(n)= 3n (0 26 -3 is 4 - 13 F -8 (log(2n) 16 -3 Q1: let the sequence x(n)= 1-y(n)=-3x(-n-2) 2-y₂(n)-p(n-2))+x(n) 3- can you express the signal in terms of signals 8 (n). Q2: A)Find the summation: E-8(n+5)* cos(3n) B)Express the signal shown in below 3-2-1 √n² {£₂ 3 0 4 7-6 "S -4 3≤n≤4 -1≤n≤0 other wise 3 2 Xcn) 3 Xcn) 1<n<3 -3<n≤0 other wise O O 1-yi(n)=2x(2n-2) 2-y₂(n)=r(n+1)+x(n) 3- can you express the signal in terms of signals 8 (n). Q2: A)Find the summation: En--8(n + 2)e-3 tan(2n) B)Express the signal shown in below 37 1 -i 2 3 n³-3-3<n<0 other wise Xcn) 9 24 2≤n≤3 6 ↑ I 2 3 4 I draw the following 2 draw the following 9 draw the following n
Transcribed Image Text:√√√²+2 Q1: let the sequence x(n)= 1 + 2n 1-y₁(n)=2x(2n+2) 2-y2(n)=p(n)+x(n) 3- can you express the signal in terms of signals 8(n). Q2: A)Find the summation: E-o 8(n + 4) √/sin(2n) B)Express the signal shown in below 12 8 -11: 4 - -4 Q1:let the sequence x(n)= 3n (0 26 -3 is 4 - 13 F -8 (log(2n) 16 -3 Q1: let the sequence x(n)= 1-y(n)=-3x(-n-2) 2-y₂(n)-p(n-2))+x(n) 3- can you express the signal in terms of signals 8 (n). Q2: A)Find the summation: E-8(n+5)* cos(3n) B)Express the signal shown in below 3-2-1 √n² {£₂ 3 0 4 7-6 "S -4 3≤n≤4 -1≤n≤0 other wise 3 2 Xcn) 3 Xcn) 1<n<3 -3<n≤0 other wise O O 1-yi(n)=2x(2n-2) 2-y₂(n)=r(n+1)+x(n) 3- can you express the signal in terms of signals 8 (n). Q2: A)Find the summation: En--8(n + 2)e-3 tan(2n) B)Express the signal shown in below 37 1 -i 2 3 n³-3-3<n<0 other wise Xcn) 9 24 2≤n≤3 6 ↑ I 2 3 4 I draw the following 2 draw the following 9 draw the following n
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