Q12] Assume that for the FT pair x(t) + --- FT X(f), the FT is given by the triangular function X (1m) = A () = {" lol l이 < 3 3 0. elsewhere. Using the FT properties, derive the FT for the following set of functions: (d) x²(1); (a) e-jt x(21); (b) 1²x(1); (e) x(t) * x(1); (c)(t+5): (f) cos(@ot)x(t) with wo = 3/2, 3, and 6. %3D

Q12] Assume that for the FT pair x(t) + --- FT X(f), the FT is given by the triangular function X (1m) = A () = {" lol l이 < 3 3 0. elsewhere. Using the FT properties, derive the FT for the following set of functions: (d) x²(1); (a) e-jt x(21); (b) 1²x(1); (e) x(t) * x(1); (c)(t+5): (f) cos(@ot)x(t) with wo = 3/2, 3, and 6. %3D

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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