(b) Consider a continuous time signal, p(t) which is given in Figure Q.1(b).5 UTM(i) Signal, v(t) is defined as v(t) = –(ii) From part (i), obtain the expression of v(t) in÷p(3t + 3). Sketch signal v(t).UTMterm of ramp functionO UTM5 UTMP(t)UTMUTM5 UTM2MUTM & UTM-3-2UTM U OUTM.3O UTM6.C UTM810 tUTMUTM 5 ỨTM Á5UTM.3 UTM -Figure Q.1(b)UTM UTM UTM

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5 UTM (1) Signal, v(t) is defined as v(t) = -p(3t + 3). Sketch (ii) From part obtain the expression of v(t) in term of ramp function 5 UTM p(t) ↑ UTM , GƯI 5 UTM 5 UTM UTM 5 UTM UTM -2 UTM & 1 UTM 10 t 3 4 6. O UTM 8 UTM UTM 5 UTM (5 UTM. Figure Q.1(b) UTM & UTM UTM

5 UTM (1) Signal, v(t) is defined as v(t) = -p(3t + 3). Sketch (ii) From part obtain the expression of v(t) in term of ramp function 5 UTM p(t) ↑ UTM , GƯI 5 UTM 5 UTM UTM 5 UTM UTM -2 UTM & 1 UTM 10 t 3 4 6. O UTM 8 UTM UTM 5 UTM (5 UTM. Figure Q.1(b) UTM & UTM UTM

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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