Finding x(t) from x(-2t+1) for Scientists

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The discussion revolves around finding the function x(t) from a given transformed function x(-2t+1). Participants are exploring the implications of the transformation and how it relates to the original function.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Assumption checking, Problem interpretation

Approaches and Questions Raised

  • Participants are attempting to understand the transformation by substituting specific values for t and discussing the implications of the scaling and shifting of the function. There are suggestions to break down the transformation into simpler steps.

Discussion Status

Some participants have offered guidance on how to approach the problem by suggesting transformations and substitutions. There is a sense of collaboration as participants share insights and clarify their understanding of the problem.

Contextual Notes

Participants are working within the constraints of interpreting a transformed function without direct access to the original function's diagram. There is an acknowledgment of the complexity involved in extracting x(t) from the given expression.

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Hello
here is the x(-2t+1). i want to know how can find the x(t) diagram from this picture?
81_1346759346.jpg
 
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Take t=1 for example: You know that 1=x(-2*1+1)=x(-1).
Does that help?
 
baby_1 said:
Hello
here is the x(-2t+1). i want to know how can find the x(t) diagram from this picture?
81_1346759346.jpg

Hi baby_1, try taking it in baby steps :wink: One simple transformation at a time.

- See if you can deduce what x(-2t) would be. Hint x(-2t+1) = x(-2(t-0.5)).

- From there you can probably figure out x(2t).

- From there you can try to deduce what x(t) will look like.
 
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Dear mfb
Thanks it helps me to solve many problems
here is the answer
51_1346762037.jpg

i want to know the step to extarct x(t) from the scaled and shifted function x(-2t+1)

Thanks
 
Thank you very much uart it solved fine.(sorry for basic question :) )
 

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