Q2. For the system shown beside; given that:9:(t) = 10*|G0-) cos 2r(20 000)tG2(f) = 1g1(t)f(kHz)V2(t)y(t)-30-101030H(f)g2(t)i. Sketch: G1(f), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y(f)ii. Find the Bandwidth of: Y1(f) and Y(f)H(f)y:(t)

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Q2. For the system shown beside; given that: 9:(t) = 10*G0-) cos 27(20 000)t G2(f) = 1 g:(t) 1 f(kH2) V:(t) H(f) y(t) -30 -10 10 30 i. Sketch: G1(f), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y(f) ii. Find the Bandwidth of: Y1(f) and Y(f) g2(t) H(f) Y:(t)

Q2. For the system shown beside; given that: 9:(t) = 10*G0-) cos 27(20 000)t G2(f) = 1 g:(t) 1 f(kH2) V:(t) H(f) y(t) -30 -10 10 30 i. Sketch: G1(f), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y(f) ii. Find the Bandwidth of: Y1(f) and Y(f) g2(t) H(f) Y:(t)

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Q2. For the system shown beside; given that:
9:(t) = 10*|G0-) cos 2r(20 000)t
G2(f) = 1
g1(t)
f(kHz)
V2(t)
y(t)
-30
-10
10
30
H(f)
g2(t)
i. Sketch: G1(f), Y1(f), Y2(f) and Y(f)
ii. Find the Bandwidth of: Y1(f) and Y(f)
H(f)
y:(t)

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