A transfer function has a passband gain of 25. At a particular frequency in its stopband, the
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A transfer function has a passband gain of 25. At a particular frequency in its stopband, the gain of the transfer function is only 0.0006. By how many decibels does the gain of the passband exceed that of that frequency in the stopband?
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