1. Obtain the signals given below from the signal generator and view these signals on the oscilloscope screen and draw them on the screen given. a) v(t) = 5*sin(314*t) b) v(t) = 3*sin(37699*t)

1. Obtain the signals given below from the signal generator and view these signals on the oscilloscope screen and draw them on the screen given. a) v(t) = 5sin(314t) b) v(t) = 3sin(37699t)

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1. Obtain the signals given below from the signal generator and view these signals on the oscilloscope screen
and draw them on the screen given.
a) v(t) = 5*sin(314*t)
b) v(t) = 3*sin(37699*t)
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