A signal with a maximum frequency of 3 kHz is sampled at 50 kHz. What would...

A signal with a maximum frequency of 3 kHz is sampled at 50 kHz. What would the required transition width be in Hertz to...
(a) decimate the signal by a factor of 8? (b) decimate the signal by a factor of 5? (c) interpolate the signal by a factor of 4?

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