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    This document provides two methods for sketching the function y(t): 1) A long method that involves taking the convolution integral of x(t) and h(t) and evaluating it term-by-term. This results in an expression for y(t) as a piecewise function. 2) A short method that directly expresses y(t) as the product of x(t) and h(t), and uses the FOIL method to expand this out, resulting in a simpler expression for y(t) without needing to evaluate an integral. Both methods aim to sketch the function y(t).

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    This document provides two methods for sketching the function y(t): 1) A long method that involves taking the convolution integral of x(t) and h(t) and evaluating it term-by-term. This results in an expression for y(t) as a piecewise function. 2) A short method that directly expresses y(t) as the product of x(t) and h(t), and uses the FOIL method to expand this out, resulting in a simpler expression for y(t) without needing to evaluate an integral. Both methods aim to sketch the function y(t).

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    This document provides two methods for sketching the function y(t): 1) A long method that involves taking the convolution integral of x(t) and h(t) and evaluating it term-by-term. This results in an expression for y(t) as a piecewise function. 2) A short method that directly expresses y(t) as the product of x(t) and h(t), and uses the FOIL method to expand this out, resulting in a simpler expression for y(t) without needing to evaluate an integral. Both methods aim to sketch the function y(t).

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    LONG METHOD

    2. Sketch y(t)
    h(t) = u(t– 2) – u(t– 4)
    x(t) = u(t) – u(t– 6)

    LONG METHOD
    h(t) = u(t– 2) – u(t– 4)  h(t– v) = u(t– v– 2) – (t– v– 4)
    x(t) = u(t) – u(t– 6)  x(v) = u(v) – u(v– 6)
    y(t) = ?

    y(t) = ∫ x ( v ) h ( t−v ) dv
    ?

    y(t) = ∫ [ u ( v ) – u ( v−6 ) ] [¿ u(t−v −2) – u (t−v −4)]¿


    ?

    y(t) = ∫ ¿ ¿
    ?

    u ( v −6 ) u ( t−v−2 )+u ( v−6 ) (t−v −4)¿

    t −2 t −4 t −2

    y(t) = ∫ [ u ( t−2 ) dv ] − ∫ [ u ( t−4 ) dv ] − ∫ [ u ( t−8 ) dv ]


    0 0 6

    t −4

    + ∫ [ u ( t−10 ) dv ]
    6

    t−2 t−4 t−2

    y (t) = u ( t−2 ) ∫ dv – u ( t−4 ) ∫ dv – u ( t−8 ) ∫ dv


    0 0 6

    t−4
    +u ( t−10 ) ∫ dv
    6
    y (t) = [ u ( t−2 ) v|lim 0 → ( t−2 ) ] −[ u (t−4 ) v|lim 0 → ( t−4 ) ]

    −[ u ( t−8 ) v|lim 6 → ( t−2 ) ] + [ u (t−10 ) v|lim 6 → ( t−4 ) ]

    y(t) = (t– 2) u(t– 2) – (t– 4) u(t– 4) – (t– 8) u(t– 8) + (t– 10) u(t– 10)

    y(t) = r(t– 2) – r(t– 4) – r(t– 8) + r(t– 10)

    SHORT METHOD

    2. Sketch y(t)

    h(t)=u(t−2)−u (t−4 )

    x (t)=u(t)−u (t−6)

    SOLUTION:

    y ( t ) =x ( t )∗h ( t )

    y (t )=[u(t−2)−u (t−4)]∗[u (t)−u(t−6)]

    USING FOIL METHOD:

    y (t )=[u ( t−2 )∗u ( t ) ] + [ u ( t−2 )∗−u ( t−6 ) ] +¿ [ −u ( t−4 )∗u ( t ) ] +[−u ( t−4 )∗−u ( t−6 ) ]

    GRAPH

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