Given the discrete-time sequenceT[n] = cosFind two different continuous-time signals that would produce this sequence when sampled at afrequency of f, = 120 Hz.O a. cos(40nt) and cos(520nt)O b. cos(160nt) and cos(640nt)Oc. cos(40rt) and cos(200rt)O d. cos(80nt) and cos(320nt)O e. cos(80nt) and cos(160nt)O f. cos(40rt) and cos(80nt)

It is given that : xn=cos2πn3fs=120Hz

Given the discrete-time sequence z[n] = cos %3D Find two different continuous-time signals that would produce this sequence when sampled at a frequency of ƒ, = 120 Hz. O a. cos(40nt) and cos(520zt) O b. cos(160xt) and cos(640nt) O c. cos(40nt) and cos(200nt) O d. cos(80xt) and cos(320xt) O e. cos(80nt) and cos(160zt) O f. cos(40nt) and cos(80xt)

Given the discrete-time sequence z[n] = cos %3D Find two different continuous-time signals that would produce this sequence when sampled at a frequency of ƒ, = 120 Hz. O a. cos(40nt) and cos(520zt) O b. cos(160xt) and cos(640nt) O c. cos(40nt) and cos(200nt) O d. cos(80xt) and cos(320xt) O e. cos(80nt) and cos(160zt) O f. cos(40nt) and cos(80xt)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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