To find whether x(t) and y(t) signals are same?

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Homework Statement


let x(t)=cos(ω1(t+τ1) +δ1) and sin (ω2(t+τ2) +δ2)
determine whether both the signal are same for given data
ω1=∏/3 , ω2=∏/3
τ1=0 , τ1=1
δ1=2∏ , δ1=-∏/3

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The Attempt at a Solution


solution is as given-:
as ω1=ω2,
so
ω1τ1+ δ1=ω2τ2+ δ2+2∏k where k is integer
so x(t)=y(t)

i did not understand how they can conclude like that?
 
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hi amaresh92! :smile:

i assume you mean …
amaresh92 said:
let x(t)=cos(ω1(t+τ1) +δ1) and sin (ω2(t+τ2) +δ2)
determine whether both the signal are same for given data
ω1=∏/3 , ω2=∏/3
τ1=0 , τ2=1
δ1=2∏ , δ2=-∏/3
as ω1=ω2,
so
ω1τ1+ δ1=ω2τ2+ δ2+2∏k where k is integer
so x(t)=y(t)

i did not understand how they can conclude like that?

(try using the X2 button just above the Reply box :wink:)

if they were both cos, that would be correct, but since one is cos and the other is sin, it would have to be

ω1τ1+ δ1=ω2τ2+ δ2+2∏k - ∏/2 :confused:
 
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tiny-tim said:
hi amaresh92! :smile:

if they were both cos, that would be correct, but since one is cos and the other is sin, it would have to be

ω1τ1+ δ1=ω2τ2+ δ2+2∏k - ∏/2 :confused:

Oops.
I agree. Now. :redface:
 
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