above is the answer, because this is unit step function, and we know initial value is zero, so I can separate the function into two part just like following q5, and then use d/dt to equate both side. but I cannot get the correct value, please help me
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above is the answer, because this is unit step function, and we know initial value is...
over Ky(t) ==0) Assume in the following questions that M = 1, D = 2 and K = 2. 5. Let to > 0, and let P be the pulse input of duration to given by P(t) = Po(u(t) – uſt – to)) where Po > 0. (a) Find the system pulse response Ypul(t) from the input x(t) = P(t), for all t > 0, assuming zero initial conditions. You may assume that the pulse response has the form Ypu(t)...
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