T:14) Consider the following set of orthogonal basis functions:1 Ost<10 o.w1 Ist<20 o.w1 2st<3O o.wwi(t)w2(t) =V3(t) =Find the geometric representation for the signal s(t) shown in the figure below.2Select one:O a.s = (2,0,2)O b. s = (V2,0, v2)O c.s = (V2. 1.-V2)O d. s = (V2. -V2,0)O e.s= (1,0, 1)IN

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Consider the following set of orthogonal basis functions: 1 Ost<1 0 o.w I Ist<2 0 ow 1 2st<3 wi(t)= w2(t) = Find the geometric representation for the signal s(t) shown in the figure below.

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Consider the following set of orthogonal basis functions:
1 Ost<1
0 o.w
1 Ist<2
0 o.w
1 2st<3
O o.w
wi(t)
w2(t) =
V3(t) =
Find the geometric representation for the signal s(t) shown in the figure below.
2
Select one:
O a.s = (2,0,2)
O b. s = (V2,0, v2)
O c.s = (V2. 1.-V2)
O d. s = (V2. -V2,0)
O e.s= (1,0, 1)
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