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( 1 0 p ) Consider the following signal sxpol ( t ) = 4 k = 0 4 1 2 n + 1 s

(10p) Consider the following signal sxpol(t)=4k=0412n+1sin[(2n+1)2Tt], where T=0.01s.
a.(4p) Plot the signal, for a time window -T2,T2. Consider 1000 points when generating the Python plot.
b.(1p) Consider representing sxpol as a sum of cos() signals; 1)[:2Tt-2}, where Ak and k are the amplitude and the phase of the sinusoid on frequency fk, respectively. Recall that the equation for a signals is where are
c.(1p) What are the set of frequencies fk in sx(t)?
d.(2p+2p) Create a python plot the includes both the amplitude spectrum Ak(fk) and the phase spectrum k(fk) for the signal sx(t). The frequency axes must be identical for both plots Hint1: the amplitude spectrum has Ak on the y-axis and fk on the x-axis Hint 2: use plt.stem() for the plots at this point
(10p) Consider the 32 matrix A=[784512]=[a11a12a21a22a31a32]. Write the Python code for:
a.(2p) Initializing matrix A. Use for the Python variable the name "matrixA".
b.(1p) Finding the shape for matrixA
c.(2p) Getting a22
d.(2p) Getting the second row of A
e.(2p) Getting the first column of A
f.(1p) Can we compute the inverse A-1? Why?
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