00:03
We're giving x and x of t and y of t both as functions of time.
00:12
So for part a, we need to sketch a graph that indicates x of t and y to 2.
01:04
So it looks something like this.
01:07
It goes through 1, 2, all the way to and y sub t.
01:49
Then we can calculate then we can calculate y sub t given our plots so x times 1 minus 0 0 .5 t is equal to x times negative 0 .5 times t minus 2 again again we have a graph of x times 1 minus 0 .5 t you have a of 1 comma 2 and negative 2 to negative 6.
03:42
And for the second one, you have y times 2t plus 1 is equal to y times 2 t plus 0 .5.
04:21
The y axis would be y times 2t plus 1.
04:31
The x axis is just t and 0 .5 to 1 .5, now, we could calculate i by taking the integral of x times 1 minus 0 .5, t times y times 2t plus 1, s times t minus 1.
05:46
And our limits are from 0 to 4.
06:04
Just simplifying this integral, you have x times 0 .5, y of 3 times t minus 1 times t minus 1d and this interval is equal to 2 so for part b if we say x of t we're given the x of t is equal to 2 minus 1 .8 t plus 3 sine 2 .7 plus cosine 1 .8 plus cosine 1 .8t so this function you can indicate that yes it is it has a periodic signal because y -sub 1 is equal to 1 .8 and if we divide both sides by 10, so y -sub 1 is 1 .8 which is equal to 18 over 10 and the y -sub 2 is 2 .7 over 10 so that's 2 .7 that's 27 i should say and y -sop 3 is equal to 1 .8, which is 18 over 10.
09:15
Now, why not, to calculate why not, you have 8cf times 1 .8, 2 .7, and 1 .8, so the hcf over the lcm, 18, 27, and 18 divided by the lcm.
10:22
So this gives us 9 over 10, which is 0 .9 rating.
10:42
And then c sub d is equal to over w alpha...