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  we see that the system equation is:
 
  we see that the system equation is:
  
<math>x(-t)=t*x(t)</math>
+
<math>x(-t)->t*x(t)</math>
 +
in case of cosine function
 +
<math>cos(t)->t*cos(t)</math>
 +
<math>cos(-t)->*cos(-t)</math>
 +
thus
 +
<math>cos(-t)=t*cos(t)</math>hence it is an even function

Latest revision as of 20:26, 17 September 2008

According to the following equations :

$ exp(2jt)=t* exp(-2jt) $

and

$ exp(-2jt)=t * exp(2jt) $

we see that the system equation is:

$ x(-t)->t*x(t) $

in case of cosine function
$ cos(t)->t*cos(t) $

$ cos(-t)->*cos(-t) $ thus $ cos(-t)=t*cos(t) $hence it is an even function

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