Problem 1. Suppose the impulse response function h(t) of an LTI system is: h(t) = 3e−2tu(t).Determine the eigenvalue / transfer function H(s) of this CT system using its definition: assumingthe input signal is the eigenfunction x(t) = est, and calculate the absolute value and the phaseangle of the eigenvalue H(s) at:(a) s = 1 + 2j (Q1, Q2); (b) s = −1 – 3j; (Q3, Q4)

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