Incorrect Question 9 0/1 pts Determine the expression that best describes the voltage v(t) behavior shown in the figure below in terms of step functions. v(t) 15 10 5 -1 0 1 2 3 t -5 -10 v(t) = [5u(t+1) + 10u(t) -25u(t-1) + 15u(t-2)] V v(t) [5u(t+1) 10u(t) +25u(t-1) + 15u(t-2)] V = - v(t) = [5u(t+1) 10u(t) -25u(t-1) + 15u(t-2)] V - v(t) = [5u(t+1)+ 10u(t) -25u(t-1) + 15u(t+2)] V

Incorrect Question 9 0/1 pts Determine the expression that best describes the voltage v(t) behavior shown in the figure below in terms of step functions. v(t) 15 10 5 -1 0 1 2 3 t -5 -10 v(t) = [5u(t+1) + 10u(t) -25u(t-1) + 15u(t-2)] V v(t) [5u(t+1) 10u(t) +25u(t-1) + 15u(t-2)] V = - v(t) = [5u(t+1) 10u(t) -25u(t-1) + 15u(t-2)] V - v(t) = [5u(t+1)+ 10u(t) -25u(t-1) + 15u(t+2)] V

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