Q2. For the system shown below; Given that:9,(t) = 6(t) 92(t) = 5 [1 )i. Sketch: G(f), G2(f), H2(f), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y3(f)H2(f) = [100)%3!40000ii. Find the Band Width of: y1(t), y:(1) & ys(t)v:(t)H(f)B:(t)lkHz)Ba(t)y:(t)H:(f)-35-2525 35

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Q2. For the system shown below; Given that: 9:(t) = 8(t) 9:(t) = 5[1) H2) = 1( i. Sketch: G(f), G:(), H2(1), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y3(1) ii. Find the Band Width of: yı(t), y:(t) & ys(t) = 1(1000) 8:(t) V:(t) H.() kHz) v:(t) -35 -25 25 35 H:(f)

Q2. For the system shown below; Given that: 9:(t) = 8(t) 9:(t) = 5[1) H2) = 1( i. Sketch: G(f), G:(), H2(1), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y3(1) ii. Find the Band Width of: yı(t), y:(t) & ys(t) = 1(1000) 8:(t) V:(t) H.() kHz) v:(t) -35 -25 25 35 H:(f)

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9,(t) = 6(t) 92(t) = 5 [1 )
i. Sketch: G(f), G2(f), H2(f), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y3(f)
H2(f) = [100)
%3!
40000
ii. Find the Band Width of: y1(t), y:(1) & ys(t)
v:(t)
H(f)
B:(t)
lkHz)
Ba(t)
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-35
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25 35

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