The MATLAB code for second question and the corresponding plots are shown below:
w=(2*pi)/6;
t=0:.1:24;
x=(8/(5*pi))*cos(10*(pi/6)*t)+(8/(3*pi))*cos(6*(pi/6)*t)+(8/(1*pi))*cos(2*(pi/6)*t)+2;
plot(t,x);
Thus option C is the correct answer
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