2. Compute the trigonometric integrals by computing their corresponding contour integrals (i.e., by complex method). (21...
4. Evaluate the following integrals: f, where contour γ is a circle of radius 2 centered at the origin. z.İ f, -1-i,1-i,1+i,and-1+i. (z-0.1-1); where contour γ is the square with the four vertices ill) Jo (2+7 cos(e))
4. Evaluate the following integrals: f, where contour γ is a circle of radius 2 centered at the origin. z.İ f, -1-i,1-i,1+i,and-1+i. (z-0.1-1); where contour γ is the square with the four vertices ill) Jo (2+7 cos(e))
4. Evaluate the following integrals: f, where contour γ is a circle of radius 2 centered at the origin. z.İ f, -1-i,1-i,1+i,and-1+i. (z-0.1-1); where contour γ is the square with the four vertices ill) Jo (2+7 cos(e))
4. Evaluate the following integrals: f, where contour γ is a circle of radius 2 centered at the origin. z.İ f, -1-i,1-i,1+i,and-1+i. (z-0.1-1); where contour γ is the square with the four vertices ill) Jo (2+7 cos(e))
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2. Evaluate the contour integrals, explaining your answers. Give
your answers in the form a + bi, where a and b are real. a) R C z 2
dz, where C is any contour which begins at z = 1 and ends at z = 2i
b) R C 1 z dz where C is any contour which begins at z = 1 and ends
at z = 2i, and does not cross...
For each of the following signals, compute the complex exponential Fourier series by using trigonometric identities, and then sketch the amplitude and phase spectra for all values of k. (a) x() = cos(51 - 7/4) (b) X(t) = sin 1 + cost (c) x(0) cos(t – 1) + sin(t - 12) (d) x(t) = cos 2t sin 3t
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5. Evaluate the integral of f along a contour y where f and y are given as follows. (a) f(x+iy) = eyel-ix along y, a positively oriented ellipse determined by the equation r = cos(20) +2. (b) f(z) = 223 (24 – 1)-2 along y(t) =t+iVt where 0 <t<1. [10] [6]
Problem 13. You don't have to use the Weierstrass substitution for trigonometric integrals. Sometimes you can find a substitution that works more easily (fewer steps) than the Weierstrass. By "trigonometric integral", I mean the integral of a rational function of sine and cosine. You can use the Weierstrass substitution with integrals like SVsin(@) de, but you won't get an integrand having an "elementary" antiderivative. However, the Weierstrass substitution always yields an integral we can evaluate explicitly, whereas an ad-hoc flavor-of-the-day...
3.11-For each of the following signals compute the complex exponential Fourier series by using trigonometric identities,and then sketch the amplitude and phase spectra for all values of k (a) x(t)-cos(5t-π/4) (b) x(t) sint+ cos t 756 Chapter & The Series and fourier Translorm 023 4 5 ibi FIGURE Pa P33 3.13 Problems 157 in 0 14 12 3 I) ain FIGURE ,3.3 (antísndj (c) sti)-cos(1-1) + sin(,-%) 3.12. Determine the exponential Fourier series tor the Following periodic signals
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UNUNUIR Upon -[-14 Points] DETAILS Solve the trigonometric equation in the interval [0, 21). Give the exact value, if possible; otherwise, round you (4 cos(0) - 2)(8 sin(O) - 8) - 0 = Show My Work (Optional) 7. [-14 Points] DETAILS Solve the trigonometric equation in the interval [0, 21). Give the exact value, if possible; otherwise, round your sin(20) - cos(0) = 0 0 Points] DETAILS er the angles a and ß in the figures, find cos(a + b)....
HW 1_Chi 1) Find the energies of the following signals below. 2) Find the power and the rms value of the signal belo a) x(-4) b)x(-t) c) x(2-4) 3) for the signal x(t) shown below, sketch the signals b) (-4)[u(t-2)-(-4)] 4) sketch the following signals a) uſt-5) - ult-7) 5) Simplify the following expressions: (a) (2+2) (1) (+3)sw) (c) le='cos (31 – 60°)80) () (sin ka ) s() 6) Evaluate the following integrals: (a) , 8(7)x(1 – t)dt (b) *()8(1-1)dt...
Using trigonometric identities and substitution, evaluate the following integrals: 1. S sin5 x dx 2. Shamrzdx 3. S V4 – 9x2dx 4. Sýsin? x dx 5. S 1 dx x2 +81