Substitute (2) in (3), we get
Multiply equation(1) with '4' :
By solving (a) and (b), we get
Substitute this in equation(2), then
Now substitute these values in output equation ,
Now apply inverse laplace transform,
1. 25pts) The input signal z(t) is given to the LII system with its impulse reponuoh(t)...
Using parsevals theorem and FT to find y(t) and its power (b) (4 pts) Fourier Series The input signal r(t) and impulse response h(t) of an LTI system are as follows: z(t) = sin(2t)cos(t)-e131 + 2 and h(t) = sin(21) Use the Fourier Series method to find the output y(t) (c) (4 pts) Parseval's Identity and Theorem. Consider the system in the previous problem. Use Parseval's Identity to compute the power P of the output y(t). Use Parseval's Theorem to...
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