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Transcribed Image Text:5. A continuous-time linear system S with input x(t) and output y(t) yields the following input-
output pairs:
x(1) = ei2i
y(1) = el3,
x(1) = e-j21
y(1) = e-13!.
a)
If x.(t)=cos(2t), determine the corresponding output y1(t) for system S.
b) If x2(t)=cos(2t-1), determine the corresponding output y2(t) for system S.
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