127.Subject :- Mechanical engineering Given the signal x, (1) in Figure (a) & signal x₂ (1) in Figure(b), these signals are:x₁ (t)w408121620Time t(a)O A. x, (1) is a power signal with average power = 1 & x₂(t) is energy signal with energy A2 T,OB. x₁ (1) is a power signal with average power == A² T & x₂(OC.x, (t) is a power signal with average power = 1/4x (t) is energy signal with energy 1/4 & x₂(t) is energy signal with energy A2A²/2O D.x, (1) is energy signal with value = 1/4 & x₂(t) is power signal with value A2/2O E. x, (t) is a power signal with average power = 1 & x₂(t) is energy signal with energy A²/22x₂ (t)(b)

given here two signals and asked to identify the signals whether there are power signals or energy…

Given the signal x, (1) in Figure (a) & signal x₂(1) in Figure(b), these signals are: 1 x₁ (t) x₂(t) 0 ... i Ä mபுபு 0 4 8 12 Time t (a) O A. x, (1) is a power signal with average power = 1 & x₂(t) is energy signal with energy A² T OB.x, (1) is a power signal with average power = A2 T & x₂(t) is energy signal with energy 1 O C.x, (1) is a power signal with average power = 1/4 & x₂(t) is energy signal with energy A2/2 O D.x, (t) is energy signal with value = 1/4 & x₂(t) is power signal with value A²/2 O E. x, (t) is a power signal with average power = 1 & x₂(t) is energy signal with energy A2 A²/2 16 (b)

Given the signal x, (1) in Figure (a) & signal x₂(1) in Figure(b), these signals are: 1 x₁ (t) x₂(t) 0 ... i Ä mபுபு 0 4 8 12 Time t (a) O A. x, (1) is a power signal with average power = 1 & x₂(t) is energy signal with energy A² T OB.x, (1) is a power signal with average power = A2 T & x₂(t) is energy signal with energy 1 O C.x, (1) is a power signal with average power = 1/4 & x₂(t) is energy signal with energy A2/2 O D.x, (t) is energy signal with value = 1/4 & x₂(t) is power signal with value A²/2 O E. x, (t) is a power signal with average power = 1 & x₂(t) is energy signal with energy A2 A²/2 16 (b)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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