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| Sep26-09, 04:33 PM | #1 |
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Fundamental period of a signal
Hi all,
First post here for me. 1. Problem Statement Find the fundamental period of: 3cos(1.3PiN) - 4sin(0.5piN +0.5Pi) 2. Relevant equations: T = 2PI / w 3. My attempt: Not sure how to proceed. By themselves the fundamentals period would be: 3cos(1.3PiN) w = 1.3Pi thus T = 2/1.3 4sin(0.5piN +0.5Pi) w = 0.5pi thus T = 2/0.5 However, I need to combine the equation somehow? It has been a long time since I had calculus and I do not remember. Thanks |
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