Question 1: Calculate the inverse CTFT of the following function. 5(jw) + 30 (jw+2)(jw+5)(jw + 10) X(w) = Question 2: Evaluate the Discrete Time Fourier series representation for the following signal x[n] = cos Question 3: Use the tables of transforms and properties to find the DTFTs of the following signal. x[n] = бл π -n+· 17 3 = [sin(+7)] + [sin(((158))] * πη (Note: The symbol represents the convolution)

Question 1: Calculate the inverse CTFT of the following function. 5(jw) + 30 (jw+2)(jw+5)(jw + 10) X(w) = Question 2: Evaluate the Discrete Time Fourier series representation for the following signal x[n] = cos Question 3: Use the tables of transforms and properties to find the DTFTs of the following signal. x[n] = бл π -n+· 17 3 = [sin(+7)] + [sin(((158))] * πη (Note: The symbol represents the convolution)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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