Convolution (Solved Problem 3)

[@prabhakardas4261]

Sir ans d.... By using Laplace transformY1(s)= e^-2asX(s)H(s) =e^-2as Y(s) =I. L. T=y(t-2a) where a=tau

[@saisumanth8064]

d=x(t-2T)

[@Rajasree-yv5oj]

y(t-2T)

[@ghostprotocol1969]

Please make videos on discrete time convolution

[@saadjamil1198]

D is the correct option: can easily be concluded from the property

[@madusudan2474]

Sir option D using time delay property

[@Ashish-bo2rd]

option d is correct . in that we have to use shifting property

[@swaraj5592]

Option d Using shifting property

[@rohithpokala]

Sir why you stopped lectures on MATLAB.sir please do lectures on MATLAB

[@graphicmaster8889]

if x(t ) and h(t) produce y(t) then x(t-tau) and h(t-tau) produce y(t-tau)

[@BhavikRaghav14905]

Thanks a lot sir!!! for making these topics way easier than they normally are Jai Siya Ram

[@solidworksforbeginnersin2053]

Option D is the correct answer according to the property which we study in convolution.

[@ishanbiswas4020]

D. y(t-2tau) Do Laplace transform for simplicity of answer.

[@khairulfahim]

Gate 2009 answer will be option d, but I think it should be x(t-2tau)

[@vandanakhairnar5151]

Khairul Ehsan Fahim they are asking o/p so it surely gonna be y(t-2tau)....why would be x der??

[@monsterous289]

Using methods taught provides that x(t-2tau) equals the output. This does not provide y(t-2tau) or the like

[@aaqidlanker2781]

Khairul Ehsan Fahim u r right

[@gyatika8902]

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[@kautukraj]

Helpful, as always..

[@sainandipati4171]

Sir your classes are very good. Why can't you upload pdf version of this class notes. Please upload sir..

[@rkumar6559]

Plzz sir

[@akashjagtap2784]

X(t-2tau)

[@mohammedshifnan69]

sir... when will u solve fourier series pproblem and explaination

[@Xavier.Tech55]

If y(t) = ∫x(τ)d(t-τ)dτ than y(t-τ)= ∫x(t−τ)d(t−2τ)dτ Correct or wrong?

[@siddharthrajesh8345]

perfectt

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legend

[@uzairhashmi8475]

Discrete Convolution please

[@pritpatel4772]

how D is correct...h(n) is not mention as delta-func.

[@kushgope6514]

Delta function is same as impulse response

[@senmonkashonen5875]

@@kushgope6514 no they are different, i don't get it too. Impulse response is the impulse functioning after converting through a system

[@singepogukumar]

go through the time delay property.. simple

[@barsilgen120]

Thank you

[@venkateshpolisetty5624]

by using convolution property answer is option D

[@AnimeVerse-jo2ip]

Sir plzzz can u upload the lecture on data structure

[@vijaykumardewat8602]

Ans d

[@ManpreetSingh-ud5vt]

superb sir

[@ImamulHasan717]

d is the correct answer

[@apoorvpandey5058]

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[@kiranjangid9175]

Option d is correct

[@surendra_c]

Option d

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D is the answer

[@rahulkumarsaw1632]

option D

[@pradeepkumar-zf4dl]

d

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opion d

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ans=d

[@shyamsundarkoppu1066]

Y(t)

[@PRABHATkumar-km1zn]

ans d

[@shubhanhshusneh6011]

are u a robot, because u never reply.

[@tekumudijvksivasatyaaankki9274]

the output is always y(t) y(t)=x(t-2T) so option is A""

[@ushasaha6316]

no D option is correct , you consider property of time delay.

[@awesomearchit111]

D

[@priyanshusingh8971]

d option

[@rahulranjan2650]

d

[@rishabhsisodiya877]

Option d

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D

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Y(t)

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Option d

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D

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D

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D

[@mohan6127]

D

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D

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D

[@devilogesh8874]

D

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D

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D