Pr(t) A -2T -T -?/2 0 ?/2 T 2T t
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It is the pulse centered at x=0. Now, let's consider the copies of the original pulse for different values of k. For k=-2, we need to shift the original pulse two units to the left. So, we have a copy of the original pulse centered at x=-2. For k=-1, we need to Show more…
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