plot 2 signals for sin(t)
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š„3 (š”) = sin(š”) ššš š” ā [0,6] ššš š”š 1 = 1 sec
š„4 (š”) = sin(š”) ššš š” ā [0,6] ššš š”š 2 = 0.1 š šc
where š”š is the step size used to sample the time interval [0,6]. a. For signals š„3 (š”) and š„4 (š”), use subplot function to plot them on the same figure one below the other. b. What is the difference between š„3 (š”) and š„4 (š”)? What do you suggest?
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Sam Chak
el 19 de Oct. de 2023
Can you sketch the expected plots for the sampled sine waves? Or wait for a free solution in the answer later.
Sam Chak
el 19 de Oct. de 2023
I think there are 7 points in the measurements of x3(t) because the sine wave is sampled every 1 second. Thus, over the 6 seconds, there should be 6 points plus the initial point at x3(0).
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Sam Chak
el 19 de Oct. de 2023
After thinking about your learning experience, to learn exactly how sine wave is sampled at a fixed time step, you can try the plotting technique described at this link:
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Sam Chak
el 19 de Oct. de 2023
Alright, can you copy the code and show me the equation that cannot be solved? I'll see how to guide you from here.
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