The system is stimulated, via the voltage source, with a pulse of height 2 and width 4 s. Determine the voltage across the resistor.

Voltage across resistor = 2 v

Explanation:

Given data

pulse height = 2 v

pulse width = 4s

calculate voltage across resistor ( the free hand sketch attached below explains more )

pulse height is also = amplitude of voltage ) = 2v

The voltage across the resistor = 2v  Since  the voltage from the source of the circuit is equal to the amplitude voltage in the circuit ( assuming no loss of voltage )

also the graphical representation of the problem is attached below

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