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1. S&o' t&at (1)y(t)*u (t) is nonlinea, (+) y(t)*(sin t+)u(t) is linea,- '&e,e y(t) is t&e o/. and u(t) is t&e i/.- ,es.ectively. +. Com.ute t&e disc,ete convolution o/ u012*&012*1- 1*0-1-+-..- and u012*&012*0 ot&e,'ise.(3.40 C.5.C&en) 3. 3lease e6.lain t&e /ollo'ing issues Continuous7time signal 8isc,ete7time signal 5ime se,ies 9n even signal 9n odd signal 9n con:ugate symmet,ic signal Fundamental .e,iod 3e,iodic signal 8ete,ministic signal Random signal "ne,gy signal 3o'e, signal 9n sinusoidal signal 9 com.le6 e6.onential signal F,e;uency Res.onse Convolution <5% System 5ime7inva,iant 5ime7va,ying =. #&ic& o/ t&e /ollo'ings a,e time7inva,iant (3.=+)> (a) y(t)*?u(t) (@)y(t)*sin(u(t)) (c)y(t)*sin u(t)Asin u(t71) (d)y(t)*sin u(t) A sin u(tA1) (e)y(t) * (sin t)u(t) (/)y(t)* (sin t)u(t71) (g)y0n2*n60n2 (3.?0) ?. #,ite a !atla@ sc,i.t to com.ute t&e ste. ,es.onse o/ t&e system: d6/dt*96ABu y*C6A8u
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Chapter 3. 1. <ist t&e disc,e.ancies among FS-85FS- F5- and 85F5. +. 3lease e6.lain (a)F,e;uency Res.onse (@) ,t&ogonality /o, t'o signals (c)Com.le6 sinusoids 'it& /,e;uencies se.a,ated @y an intege, multi.le o/ t&e /undamental /,e;uency a,e o,t&ogonal (d)!ainlo@e and sidelo@e (e)Gi@@s .&enomenon 3. 3lease discuss (a)t&e e6istence o/ 85F5 (@)t&e e6istence o/ F5. =. #&at a,e t&e meanings o/ 8i,ec&let conditions /o, non.e,iodic signals> ?. Fo, a ,eal7valued signal 6(t)(a)%s ReHF(:)I an even o, odd /unction '.,.t. /,e;uency> (@)%s %mHF(:)I an even o, odd /ucntion> (c)%s magnitude s.ect,um an even o, odd /unction> (d)%s .&ase s.ect,um an even o, odd /unction> 6. 3lease ans'e, (a)i/ 6(t) is ,eal and even-t&en F(:) is ,eal o, imagina,y> (@)i/ 6(t) is ,eal and odd-t&en F(:) is con:ugate7symmet,ic> F(:) is ,eal o, .u,e imagina,y> D. #&atJs t&e e//ect o/ time7domain scaling /o, a given signal> 4. 8o FS coe//icients c&ange due to t&e e//ects o/ scaling in time7domain> 9. #&atJs t&e meaning o/ modulation o/ t'o signals> 10. #&atJ,e t&e conse;uences o/ .e,/o,ming 'indo'ing o.e,ation is time domain> 11. #&atJ,e t&e de/initions o/ .e,iodic convolutions /o, continuous7 and disc,ete7 time signals> 1+. #&at does 3a,selval t&eo,em mean> 13. #&at does duality mean> 1=. #&at in/o,mation can time7@and'idt& .,oduct /o, any signal .,ovide> Chapter 4. 1. #&ic& one among FS- 85FS- F5- 85FS can @e evaluated on a com.ute,> +. #&at does d@ mean> 3. #&at does K73d@K .oint mean> =. 3lease e6.lain

(a)";ualiLe, (@)";ualiLation .,ocess (c)Can /,e;uency ,es.onse ,e.,esent initial conditions o/ system> 8oes /,e;uency ,es.onse desc,i@e a system in t,ansient o, steady7state conditions> (d)%s t&e /,e;uency ,es.onse o/ a <5% system inva,iant to t,ans/o,mations o/ its state vecto,> ?. #&atJs t&e ,elations&i. @et'een FS and F5 /o, a continuous .e,iodic signal> 6. #&atJs t&e F5 o/ an im.ulse t,ain> D. #&atJs t&e ,elations&i. @et'een 85FS and 85F5 o/ a disc,ete .e,iodic signal> 4. #&atJs t&e F5 /o, t&e modulation o/ g(t) 'it& a .e,iodic signal 6(t)> 9. #&atJs t&e 85F5 /o, t&e modulation o/ g0t2 'it& a .e,iodic se;uence 60t2> 10. #&atJs t&e c,ite,ion to distinguis& di//e,ent sinusoidal signals> 11. #&atJ,e t&e 6(t)- F(:) /o,> 1+. #&atJs t&e .u,.ose /o, sam.ling> 13. #&atJs t&e su@sam.ling> #&atJs t&e im.ulse sam.ling> 1=. #&atJs t&e aliasing e//ect> 1?. #&atJs t&e Ny;uist ,ate> 16. #&atJs t&e anti7aliasing /ilte,> 1D. #&atJs t&e condition /o, an ideal ,econst,uction /o, a continuous signal /,om its sam.les> Chapter 7. 1. #&atMs t&e meaning o/ Region o/ Conve,gence(R C)> +. #&atMs t&e ,elations&i. @et'een L7t,ans/o,m and 85F5> 3.