Parameters:A = 4T= 2Based on the provided numerical values, please find the convolution result for each of the five cases:(a) For t = 0, h(t)*x(t) =[ Select ](b) For t = T/2, h(t)*x(t)[ Select ](c) For t = T, h(t)*x(t) =[ Select ](d) For t = 3T/2, h(t)*x(t)[ Select ](e) For t = 2T, h(t)*x(t) = [Select ] Two rectangular pulses with amplitude A and pulse-width T are to be convolved by each other.h(t)x(1)|AATh(t) * x(t) = [ h(1)x(t – A)d2The graphical interpretation of the convolution integral has been illustrated below for five different values of t (the amount of time shift beforemultiplication and integration).(a)(b)x(t-X)h(a)x(t-)h()t = 0t = T/2-T+t-T+t(c)x(t-X)(d)x(t-A)h(a)h(a)t = Tt = 3T/2-Tft-T+tin.(e)x(t-A)h(A)t = 2T-T+tParameters:A = 4T = 2

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Parameters: A = 4 T= 2 Based on the provided numerical values, please find the convolution result for each of the five cases: (a) For t = 0, h(t)*x(t) = [ Select ] (b) For t = T/2, h(t)*x(t) = [ Select ] %3D (c) For t = T, h(t)*x(t) = [ Select ] d) For t = 3T/2, h(t)*x(t) = [ Select ] e) For t = 2T, h(t)*x(t) = [ Select ]

Parameters: A = 4 T= 2 Based on the provided numerical values, please find the convolution result for each of the five cases: (a) For t = 0, h(t)x(t) = [ Select ] (b) For t = T/2, h(t)x(t) = [ Select ] %3D (c) For t = T, h(t)x(t) = [ Select ] d) For t = 3T/2, h(t)x(t) = [ Select ] e) For t = 2T, h(t)*x(t) = [ Select ]

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