Compute the Energy of the signal

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To compute the energy of the signals tr(0.1t-3), tr(0.2t-3), and p((t-5)/4), the energy is defined as the integral of the absolute value of the function squared over its entire range. The user attempted to plot the functions and calculate the area under the triangle but expressed uncertainty about their results. The computed energies provided are 5 for the first signal, 2.5 for the second, and 4 for the third. Verification of these calculations is sought to confirm their accuracy. Accurate computation of signal energy is crucial for understanding signal properties in signal processing.
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tr(0.1t-3)
tr(0.2t-3)
p((t-5)/4)
compute the energy?


As far as i know,
i tried to plot the functions and calculate the area under the triangle. but i am not sure that i find the correct answer. Could you let me be sure about the answers?

My answers
1st-->5
2nd-->2.5
3rd-->4
 
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energy of a signal is the integral from negative infinity to positive infinity of the absolute value of the function squared.
 

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