x(t) 413-1a. -3r(t + 6) + 3r(t + 3) + 2u(t) – 3r(t) + 3r(t – 3)O b. -0.33r(t – 6) + 0.33r(t – 3) + 2u(t – 3) – 0.33r(t) + 0.33r(t + 3)c. -0.33r(t + 6) + 0.33r(t + 3) + 2u(t + 3) – 0.33r(t) + 0.33r(t – 3)O d. -3r(t – 6) + 3r(t – 3) + 2u(t) – 3r(t) + 3r(t + 3)2.

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x(t) 3 Оа. —Зr(t + 6) + 3r(t + 3) + 2u (t) — 3r(t) + 3r(t - 3) оБ. -0.33г(t — 6) + 0.33r(t — 3) + 2и(t — 3) — 0.33г(€) + 0.33г(t + 3) O c. -0.33r(t + 6) + 0.33r(t + 3) + 2u(t + 3) – 0.33r(t) + 0.33r(t - 3) O d. -3r(t – 6) + 3r(t – 3) + 2u(t) – 3r(t) + 3r(t + 3) | |

x(t) 3 Оа. —Зr(t + 6) + 3r(t + 3) + 2u (t) — 3r(t) + 3r(t - 3) оБ. -0.33г(t — 6) + 0.33r(t — 3) + 2и(t — 3) — 0.33г(€) + 0.33г(t + 3) O c. -0.33r(t + 6) + 0.33r(t + 3) + 2u(t + 3) – 0.33r(t) + 0.33r(t - 3) O d. -3r(t – 6) + 3r(t – 3) + 2u(t) – 3r(t) + 3r(t + 3) | |

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