INTRODUCTION TO SIGNALS2.8-2 (a) Sketch the signal g(t) = t and find the trigonometric Fourier series to represent g(t) over theinterval (-x, 7). Sketch the Fourier series e(t) for all values of t.(b) Verify Parseval's theorem [Eq. (2.90)] for this case, given that1Σ%3Dn2-1(b)-20n-10n10n20xt-

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2.8-2 (a) Sketch the signal g(t) =1 and find the trigonometric Fourier series to represent g(1) over the interval (-x, 7). Sketch the Fourier series (t) for all values of t. (b) Verify Parseval's theorem [Eq. (2.90)] for this case, given that 1 %3D 6. IM:

2.8-2 (a) Sketch the signal g(t) =1 and find the trigonometric Fourier series to represent g(1) over the interval (-x, 7). Sketch the Fourier series (t) for all values of t. (b) Verify Parseval's theorem [Eq. (2.90)] for this case, given that 1 %3D 6. IM:

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