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    This document contains solutions to homework problems involving signals and systems. It provides the real parts of complex signals in standard form, sketches and labels shifted versions of a discrete-time signal, and determines whether given continuous-time signals are periodic or not, identifying their fundamental periods if periodic.

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    This document contains solutions to homework problems involving signals and systems. It provides the real parts of complex signals in standard form, sketches and labels shifted versions of a discrete-time signal, and determines whether given continuous-time signals are periodic or not, identifying their fundamental periods if periodic.

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    HW1 Solution TA: Hyunjun Lee

    1.8. Express the real part of each of the following signals in the form Ae−at cos(ωt + φ),
    where A, a, ω, and φ are real numbers with A > 0 and −π < φ ≤ π:
    √
    (b) x2 (t) = 2ejπ/4 cos(3t + 2π)
    √ π π
    Re{x2 (t)} = 2Re{[cos( ) + jsin( )]cos(3t + 2π)}
    4 4
    = cos(3t + 2π)
    = 1e0t cos(3t + 0)

    (d) x4 (t) = je(−2+j100)t

    Re{x4 (t)} = e−2t Re{j[cos(100t) + jsin(100t)]}


    = −e−2t sin(100t)
    = e−2t sin(100t + π)
    π
    = 1e−2t cos(100t + )
    2

    1.22. A discrete-time signal is shown in Figure P1.22. Sketch and label carefully each of the
    following signals:

    Figure P1.22

    (b) x[3 − n]

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    1
    (g) 2
    x[n] + 12 (−1)n x[n]

    (h) x[(n − 1)2 ]

    1.25. Determine whether or not each of the following continuous-time signals is periodic. If
    the signal is periodic, determine its fundamental period.

    (b) x(t) = ej(πt−1)

    x(t + T ) = ej(πt−1+πT )
    = ejπT · ej(πt−1)
    = x(t) when T = 2k (k = 1, 2, · · ·)

    ∴ x(t) is periodic with fundamental period 2.

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    (e) x(t) = EV {sin(4πt)u(t)} = 12 [sin(4πt)u(t) + sin(−4πt)u(−t)]

    1
    x(t + T ) = [sin(4πt + 4πT )u(t + T ) − sin(4πt + 4πT )u(−t − T )]
    2
    6= x(t)

    ∴ x(t) is not periodic.

    ∞
    e−(2t−n) u(2t − n)
    P
    (f) x(t) =
    n=−∞

    ∞
    X
    x(t + T ) = e−(2t−n+2T ) u(2t − n + 2T )
    n=−∞
    X∞
    = e−(2t−m) u(2t − m) where m = n − 2T
    m=−∞

    = x(t) when 2T = k (k = 1, 2, · · ·)

    1
    ∴ x(t) is periodic with fundamental period .
    2

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