Engineering, 28.01.2020 02:31 reinajoy
Let = + where and are two periodic signals with fundamental periods of t1 and t2 seconds (not necessarily equal).
a. what is the condition for t1/t2 so that is periodic?
b. what is the period of in terms of t1 and t2?
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