Question: Let x c (t) bee a real-valued continuous-time signal with highest frequency 2? (250) radians/second. Furthermore, let y c (t) = x c (t ?

Let xc(t) bee a real-valued continuous-time signal with highest frequency 2? (250) radians/second. Furthermore, let yc(t) = xc(t ? 1 /1000).

(a) If x[n] = xc(n/500), is it theoretically possible to recover xc(t) from x[n]? Justify your answer.

(b) If y[n] = yc(n/500), is it theoretically possible to recover yc(t) from y[n]? Justify your answer.

(c) Is it possible to obtain y[n] from x[n] using the system in Figure? If so, determine H1(ej?).

(d) It is also possible to obtain y[n] from x[n] without any up sampling or down sampling using a single LTI system with frequency response H2(ej?). Determine H2(ej?).

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