My Signals and Systems question is attached. I don't understand how to figure out parts b and c mostly, but help with a would also be appreciated. The problem is from Alan V. Oppenheim by Alan S. Willsky. Thank you! 1.37. An important concept in many communications applications is the correlation be-tween two signals. In the problems at the end of Chapter 2, we will have more tosay about this topic and will provide some indication of how it is used in practice.For now, we content ourselves with a brief introduction to correlation functions andsome of their properties.Let x(t) and y(t) be two signals; then the correlation function is defined asPay(1) = x(1 + 7)y(7)dr.The function xx(1) is usually referred to as the autocorrelation function of the signalx(t), while pxy(t) is often called a cross-correlation function.(a) What is the relationship between øxy(1) and øy«(1)?(b) Compute the odd part of xx(1).(c) Suppose that y(t) = x(t + T). Express xy(t) and oyy(1) in terms of xx(1).%3D

It is given that: ϕxyt=∫-∞∞x(t+τ)yτ dτ

The function (1) is usually referred to as the autocorrelation function of the signal x(1), while oy(t) is often called a cross-correlation function. (a) What is the relationship between xy(t) and øy+(t)? (b) Compute the odd part of þx«(1). (c) Suppose that y(t) = x(t + T). Express (t) and yy(1) in terms of (1).

The function (1) is usually referred to as the autocorrelation function of the signal x(1), while oy(t) is often called a cross-correlation function. (a) What is the relationship between xy(t) and øy+(t)? (b) Compute the odd part of þx«(1). (c) Suppose that y(t) = x(t + T). Express (t) and yy(1) in terms of (1).

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