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If signal x(t) has a maximum frequency (wm1)and signal y(t) has a maximum frequency (wm2)where wm2>wm1,...

If signal x(t) has a maximum frequency (wm1)and signal y(t) has a maximum frequency (wm2)where wm2>wm1, determine the Nyquist rate for each of the following signals:

(a)x(t)+ x(t-1)

(b) dx/dt

c) x(t)y(t)

(d)x(t)*y(t)

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