QUESTION 3 a) A siganl $x(t) = te^{-bt}u(t) + P_5(t-3)$, find its frequency transform b. Signal: $y(t) = ae^{-bt}u(t) + t^nu(t-3)$ find its Laplas transform Hint: use trandform pairs and properties
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