plz solve 2.3-1 2.3-1 In Fig. P2.3-1, the signal g1(t) = g(-t). Express signals 82(t), 8 3(1), 84(1), and g 5(1) in termsof signals g (t), g1 (1), and theirtime-shifted, time-scaled, or time-inverted versions. For instance,82(t) = g (1 – T) + 81(t – T) for some suitable value of T. Similarly, both g3 (t) and g4(t) can beexpressed as g(t –T)+g(t-T) forsome suitable value of T. In addition, g5(t) can be expressedas g(t) time-shifted, time-scaled, and then multiplied by a constant.N. AMFigure P.2.3-1g(t)82(1)1.584(1)12

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2.3-1 In Fig. P2.3-1, the signal g1 (1) = 8(-1). Express signals g2(1), g 3(1), 84(1), and g 5(t) in terms of signals g (1), g1 (1), and theirtime-shifted, time-scaled, or time-inverted versions. For instance, 82(t) = 8 (t – T) + 81(1 – T) for some suitable value of T. Similarly, both g3 (t) and g4(t) can be expressed as g(t– T)+g(t-T) forsome suitable value of T. In addition, g5(t) can be expressed as g(t) time-shifted, time-scaled, and then multiplied by a constant. N. AM Figure P.2.3-1 8(1) 82(1) 1

2.3-1 In Fig. P2.3-1, the signal g1 (1) = 8(-1). Express signals g2(1), g 3(1), 84(1), and g 5(t) in terms of signals g (1), g1 (1), and theirtime-shifted, time-scaled, or time-inverted versions. For instance, 82(t) = 8 (t – T) + 81(1 – T) for some suitable value of T. Similarly, both g3 (t) and g4(t) can be expressed as g(t– T)+g(t-T) forsome suitable value of T. In addition, g5(t) can be expressed as g(t) time-shifted, time-scaled, and then multiplied by a constant. N. AM Figure P.2.3-1 8(1) 82(1) 1

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