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    Estimating Web Server Capacity using Central Limit Theorem

    In anyone minute interval, the number of requests for a popular web page is a poisson random variable with expected value 300 requests. a) a web server has a capacity of C requests per minute. if the number of requests in a one minute interval is greater than C, the server is overloaded. Use...
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    Pole-Zero Plot and ROC for LTI System

    Consider a discrete-time LTI system with transfer function H(z) =(1-3z^-1) / ( 2-z^-1) (a) Sketch the pole-zero plot of H(z). (b) Suppose the system is stable. Determine all possible regions of convergence (ROC) for H(z) under this condition, or state that none exists. (c) Repeat part (b)...
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    Joint PMF: Value of c, P[Y<X], P[Y>X], P[Y=X], P[X<1]

    Random variables X and Y have the joint PMF PX,Y(x,y) = c|x+y| x=-2,0,2; y=-1,0,1. 0 otherwise 1) what is the value of constant c? 2)what is P[Y<X]? 3)What is P[Y>X]? 4)what is P[Y=X]? 5)what is P[X<1]?
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    Finding the filtered output signal

    yes, i learned it before, so is it correct to say H(jw)= -w?
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    Help with interpolating function

    i just don't understand the concept of interpolation that much.
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    Finding the filtered output signal

    nothing much in the graph, just a straight line from (-1, 2j) to (1, -2j)
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    Help with interpolating function

    yes you are right, so how do i solve this problem?
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    The Impact of Temperature on NMOS Transistor Characteristics

    what is the impact of the temperature on the characteristics of NMOS transistors?
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    Help with interpolating function

    please help, i don't understand what the question is asking, please click on the thumbnail for the question.
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    Finding the filtered output signal

    A causal LTI filter has the frequency response H(jw) shown in the graph. For each of these input signals, determine the filtered output signal y(t). 1) x(t)=exp(jt) 2) x(t)=(sin(wt))u(t) 3) X(jw)= 1 / ((jw)(6+jw)) 4) X(jw)= 1 / (2+jw) I don't understand what I have to do to find...
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