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b) Find x(t)= x1(t) * x2(t) using the convolution integral. Write the result by region Show...
Matlab help 1) Given the functions x1()= tu()-tuft-1) and X2(t)=10e-5,11(), do the following: 1. Plotx,(t) and x2(0) using MATLAB 2. Use MATLAB to find and plot x(0=x:@*.x2(t), where * denotes convolution. 3. Find x(t)=x;()*X2(1) by hand using Laplace transforms. 4. Plot the result of part 3 in MATLAB and compare it to that found in part 2. 2) Given the transfer function shown below, do the following: 1. Find the system's impulse response and plot it using MATLAB 2. Repeat...
Matlab help 1) Given the functions x1()= tu()-tuft-1) and X2(t)=10e-5,11(), do the following: 1. Plotx,(t) and x2(0) using MATLAB 2. Use MATLAB to find and plot x(0=x:@*.x2(t), where * denotes convolution. 3. Find x(t)=x;()*X2(1) by hand using Laplace transforms. 4. Plot the result of part 3 in MATLAB and compare it to that found in part 2. 2) Given the transfer function shown below, do the following: 1. Find the system's impulse response and plot it using MATLAB 2. Repeat...
USE LAPLACE TRANSFORM Problem 3 Find v.lt) a) Using convolution integral b) Using transfer function c) when us = u(t) +
A system has an input, x(t) and an impulse response, h(t). Using the convolution integral, find and plot the system output, y(t), for the combination given below. x(t) is P3.2(e) and h(t) is P3.2(f). 1/2 cycle of 2 cos at -2. (e)
1. Consider the following function F(x) x 2 where x = [x1 x2]T (d) Write a code to implement conjugate gradient method on this function. In each case, start with an initial guess of [1 1]T and plot both the solution at each iteration and the contour plots of the function on the same plot to show the trajectory towards the solution. Does it matter what the initial guess is? 1. Consider the following function F(x) x 2 where x...
2. (5 pts) Use integration by parts to show that 1- x2 Write x2-x2-1+1 in the second integral and deduce the formula Now, use a trigonometric substitution to conclude that Evaluate 1- x2 dx by using the FTC and then verify your answer by interpreting the integral as the area of a familar shape. 2. (5 pts) Use integration by parts to show that 1- x2 Write x2-x2-1+1 in the second integral and deduce the formula Now, use a trigonometric...
3. Solve the following integral equations using Laplace transforms. (a) (t)= te! - 2e x(u)e"du (b) y(t) 1 - sinht +(1+T)y(t - T)dT. netions 3. Solve the following integral equations using Laplace transforms. (a) (t)= te! - 2e x(u)e"du (b) y(t) 1 - sinht +(1+T)y(t - T)dT. netions
10. (16) Find each indefinite integral using u-substitution: a. (x*(1-2x°)* dx b. fxcos (x2 - 1) dx
10. (16) Find each indefinite integral using u-substitution: a. x?(1–2x")*dx b. ſxcos(x2 – 1) dx
all answer Sample Test 4 1575 Calculus II 1. The region bounded by the parabola y-4x-x and the x -axis is revolved about thex- axis. Find the volume of the solid. Write answer in term of π. Find the area enclosed by the curves: 2. y=2x2-4x-12 y=x2-6x+12 and 3. Find the volume of the solid obtained by rotating the region bounded by the graphs of a. y-x-9, y 0 about the x-axis. -1 about the x-axis. b. y 16-r, y-3x+...