Given an analog signal ?? (?) = 10 cos(3500??) , ??? ? ≥ 0, sampled at...

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Given an analog signal ?? (?) = 10 cos(3500??) , ??? ? ≥ 0, sampled at...

Given an analog signal
?? (?) = 10 cos(3500??) , ??? ? ≥ 0,
sampled at a rate of 8 kHz.

Determine the expression for the spectrum ?(?) of the sampled signal and plot the
spectrum of the sampled signal. You can use MATLAB wvtool for spectrum plot.
Is there any aliasing?

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