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A sinusoidal wave is a fundamental building block to the principle of Fourier transform. You are...

A sinusoidal wave is a fundamental building block to the principle of Fourier transform. You are given a few sinusoidal waves below:

?(?) = sin(?) + cos(?)

?(?) = ???2(?) + ???2(?)

?(?) = 3 ∗ sin(?) + ???2(?)

Where ? varies from 2? ?? 3?. Create a Simulink model to graph the given waves parametricall

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