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Q1. For $x(t)$ given by the equation below, $x(t) = 2rect(\frac{t}{4}) + rect(\frac{t}{3} - \frac{1}{2})$ Draw (i) $x(t)$ (ii) $x(3t)$ (iii) $x(6t + 6)$

          Q1. For $x(t)$ given
by the equation below,
$x(t) = 2rect(\frac{t}{4}) + rect(\frac{t}{3} - \frac{1}{2})$
Draw
(i) $x(t)$
(ii) $x(3t)$
(iii) $x(6t + 6)$

Q1. For x(t) given
by the equation below,
x(t) = 2rect((t)/(4)) + rect((t)/(3) - (1)/(2))
Draw
(i) x(t)
(ii) x(3t)
(iii) x(6t + 6)

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Q1. For $x(t)$ given by the equation below, $x(t) = 2rect(\frac{t}{4}) + rect(\frac{t}{3} - \frac{1}{2})$ Draw (i) $x(t)$ (ii) $x(3t)$ (iii) $x(6t + 6)$

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