Question: Given the following function x(t)=1/p 0
Given the following function
x(t)=1/p 0 0 p x(t) = x(t+T). Here T = 2(5-2) a) Explain why the Fourier expansion of this function does not have a term of sin(p/3 t) b) Calculate the expansion of x(t) , when p 0. c) Discuss the issue of domain for this function (hint, show the possible domain(s)). d) In stead of (5-2), if T , can you have a Fourier transform of x(t) and why? e) Under the condition of d), when p 0, show your Laplace transform and discuss your Laplace variable.
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