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Signals and Systems Problem Set 2

The document contains problems related to signals and systems including operations on impulse functions, sketching derivatives of unit step functions, plotting scaled and shifted versions of a sample signal, determining the order of time shift and scaling operations, proving the even-odd decomposition of signals, and determining the period and average energy of a complex exponential signal.

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Signals and Systems Problem Set 2

The document contains problems related to signals and systems including operations on impulse functions, sketching derivatives of unit step functions, plotting scaled and shifted versions of a sample signal, determining the order of time shift and scaling operations, proving the even-odd decomposition of signals, and determining the period and average energy of a complex exponential signal.

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Signals and Systems: Problem Set–2

Q–1. Simplify the following


a. (sin t)δ(t)
b. (cos t)δ(t − π)
Z ∞
c. (t2 + cos πt))δ(t − 1) dt
−∞

Ans: (a) 0; (b) −δ(t − π); (c) 0.

Q–2. Sketch the following functions and their first derivatives


a. u(t) − u(t − a), a > 0
b. t[u(t) − u(t − a)], a > 0
c. sgn(t)

Q–3. Consider the signal x(t) in Figure 1 and plot the following signals
a. x(t + 1).
b. x(−t + 1).
c. x( 32 t)
d. x( 32 t + 1).

x(t)

t
0 1 2

Figure 1: Plot of the signal x(t).

Q–4. Suppose we are given some signal x(t) and are asked to determine x(αt + β). (E.g., part d in
the previous question.) For such problems, do we perform the time shift by β first and then
perform scaling by α, or do we do this the other way round? Justify your answer.

Q–5. Recall the even-odd decomposition of the signal x(t), where we claim that x(t) = xeven (t) +
xodd (t) such that xeven (t) = 21 (x(t) + x(−t)) and xodd (t) = 21 (x(t) − x(−t)). Prove that xeven (t)
is indeed an even signal and xodd (t) is indeed an odd signal.

Q–6. Prove that e−jω0 t is periodic, and determine the fundamental period T0 .

3π 7π
Q–7. Determine the fundamental period and the average energy of x[n] = ej 5
n
+ ej 8
n
.

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