For the system shown below, h1(t) = u(t), h2(t) = u(t – 1) and h3(t) = 8(t). The total impulse response h(t) is x(t) hi (t) y(t) he (t) h3 (t)- h3 (t) A. 2u(t) + u(t – 1) + 28(t) В. (2и(t) + 26()u(t - 1) C. (2u(t – 1) + 28(t))u(t) D. 3u(t – 1) + 28(t)

For the system shown below, h1(t) = u(t), h2(t) = u(t – 1) and h3(t) = 8(t). The total impulse response h(t) is x(t) hi (t) y(t) he (t) h3 (t)- h3 (t) A. 2u(t) + u(t – 1) + 28(t) В. (2и(t) + 26()u(t - 1) C. (2u(t – 1) + 28(t))u(t) D. 3u(t – 1) + 28(t)

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