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Q1: Solve or choose the best answer. 1- The Fourier transform of the signal 8(t+1) +8(t-1) is a. 2/(1+jw) b. 2/(1-jw)) /C. 2 cos w d. 2 sin w 2- For a periodic signal f(t) = 30 sin 1000t + 10 cos 3000t + 6 sin (5000t + 4), the fundamental frequency in rad/s is - i. 1000 ii. 3000 iii. 500 iv. 5000 3- The trigonometric Fourier series of an even function of time does not have 1. The de term. ii. The cosine terms iii. The sine terms iv. The odd harmonic terms

Q1: Solve or choose the best answer. 1- The Fourier transform of the signal 8(t+1) +8(t-1) is a. 2/(1+jw) b. 2/(1-jw)) /C. 2 cos w d. 2 sin w 2- For a periodic signal f(t) = 30 sin 1000t + 10 cos 3000t + 6 sin (5000t + 4), the fundamental frequency in rad/s is - i. 1000 ii. 3000 iii. 500 iv. 5000 3- The trigonometric Fourier series of an even function of time does not have 1. The de term. ii. The cosine terms iii. The sine terms iv. The odd harmonic terms

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