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Matlab t = (-.00025: .00025: 100000); A1 = 29; A2 = 1.2*A1; t1 = (37.2/2)*.00025; t2 = -(41.3/10)*.00025; x1 = A1*co(2*pi*(4000)*(t-t1)); x2 = A2*co(2*pi*(4000)*(t-t2)); x3
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t = (-.00025: .00025: 100000);
A1 = 29;
A2 = 1.2*A1;
t1 = (37.2/2)*.00025;
t2 = -(41.3/10)*.00025;
x1 = A1*co(2*pi*(4000)*(t-t1));
x2 = A2*co(2*pi*(4000)*(t-t2));
x3 = x1 + x2;
(a) Write one line of MATLAB code that will generate values of the sinusoid x1(t) above by using the complex-amplitude representation: x1(t) = Re{Xe^jt} (b) Write one line of MATLAB code that will calculate the magnitude of the sinusoid that is the given by x4(t) = x1(t) 2x2(t) and write one line of MATLAB code that will calculate the phase of x4(t).
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