Discrete time spectrum, finding possible continuous-time signals.

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The discussion focuses on identifying possible continuous-time signals from a given discrete-time spectrum of a sampled continuous-time signal x(t). The discrete-time spectrum is defined by specific values: A = 9.8exp(-j0.06π), B = 0.51π, C = -0.27π, and D = 1.9exp(-j0.41π). The sampling frequency is set at 4928 Hz. Participants analyze multiple-choice options to determine which continuous-time signal correctly corresponds to the provided spectrum, with option A being the most likely candidate.

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The discrete-time spectrum of a sampled continuous-time signal x(t) is shown in the figure above,
where (A = 9.8exp(-j0.06π), B = 0.51π, C = -0.27π, and D = 1.9exp(-j0.41π) ).
If the sampling frequency is 4928, which of the following continous-time signals is a possible solution for x(t).

The following question is with respect to the diagram attached. I really struggle with these spectrum drawings. Can anyone break this problem down for me, and put me in the right direction?
 

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For more context, this is multiple choice with the following values:
A. 9.80cos(1330.56πt + 0.06π) + 1.90cos(2513.28πt - 0.41π)
B. 9.80cos(1064.45πt - 0.06π) + 1.90cos(5026.56πt - 0.41π)
C. 9.80cos(2661.12πt - 0.06π) - 1.90cos(1759.30πt + 0.41π)
D. 9.80cos(1330.56πt - 0.06π) + 1.90cos(2513.28πt + 0.41π)
 

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