Which of the following power spectra was taken for a non-periodic data set (note the difference in scale for P): Power spectrum A Power spectrum B A. B. both, or neither?

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**Which of the following power spectra was taken for a non-periodic data set (note the difference in scale for P)?**

### Power Spectrum A
- **Graph Description**: 
  - The graph labeled "Power spectrum A" displays a continuous curve that starts with a high amplitude at low frequencies and gradually decreases as frequency increases. There are two noticeable peaks at the beginning, followed by a smooth decline.

### Power Spectrum B
- **Graph Description**: 
  - The graph labeled "Power spectrum B" consists of several sharp peaks at specific low frequencies, followed by a relatively flat and low amplitude region as frequency increases. The peaks suggest distinct dominant frequencies.

**Question: A, B, both, or neither?**
Transcribed Image Text:**Which of the following power spectra was taken for a non-periodic data set (note the difference in scale for P)?** ### Power Spectrum A - **Graph Description**: - The graph labeled "Power spectrum A" displays a continuous curve that starts with a high amplitude at low frequencies and gradually decreases as frequency increases. There are two noticeable peaks at the beginning, followed by a smooth decline. ### Power Spectrum B - **Graph Description**: - The graph labeled "Power spectrum B" consists of several sharp peaks at specific low frequencies, followed by a relatively flat and low amplitude region as frequency increases. The peaks suggest distinct dominant frequencies. **Question: A, B, both, or neither?**
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