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    Generate a blue graph of a scaled and delayed unit impulse sequence with a delay of 7 samples and scaled by 3, flipped vertically. Combine this with a red unit step sequence graph on the same Cartesian plane. Prove that the graph of e^jπ equals -1.

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    Generate a blue graph of a scaled and delayed unit impulse sequence with a delay of 7 samples and scaled by 3, flipped vertically. Combine this with a red unit step sequence graph on the same Cartesian plane. Prove that the graph of e^jπ equals -1.

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    Practical 1-1: Prove That The Graph of e - 1

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    Generate a blue graph of a scaled and delayed unit impulse sequence with a delay of 7 samples and scaled by 3, flipped vertically. Combine this with a red unit step sequence graph on the same Cartesian plane. Prove that the graph of e^jπ equals -1.

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    Practical 1-1

    Generate a delayed and scaled UNIT IMPULSE SEQUENCE with a delay of 7 samples and
    scaled by a factor of 3 and flipped the graph vertically. Combine in one Cartesian plane the
    UNIT IMPULSE SEQUENCE GRAPH and the UNIT STEP SEQUENCE GRAPH. Color the Unit
    Impulse Sequence graph BLUE and the Unit Step Sequence graph RED.

    Practical 1-2
    Prove that the graph of e

    = -1.

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