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Determine the Nyquist rate for signal x(t)defined as follows: x(t)= 20,000sinc(20,000*pi*t) Plot the spectrum of the...

Determine the Nyquist rate for signal x(t)defined as follows:

x(t)= 20,000sinc(20,000*pi*t)

Plot the spectrum of the sampled signal and check whether aliasing error exists for the following values of the sampling rate (ws): 40,000*pi, 20,000*pi,10,000*pi

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