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Help me draw two signals from the one in graph

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Though this is a basic but I m getting confusion to draw following two signal from below signal

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X1[n] = X [3n – 4]
X2[n] = X[-(n+8)/4], please give detail explanation
 

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hello konark the second question seems to be unclear, can u please correct it once again

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for these type of signals the following is done:
1) Time Sifting
2) Scaling

therefore for first question x1=x[3n-4];
1) x[n-4] = { 0,-3,0,1,2,-3,3,-1}
2) x[3n-4]=(0,1,3}
 

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In 2nd que the i/p is x[-(n + 8)/4]

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the no is eight
 

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in the second equation, now
x[-(n+(8/4))] =x[-(n+2)] = x[-n-2]

therefore x(-n) yields the mirror image of x(n), therefore
x(-n) = {-1,3,-3,2,1,0,-3} for n=0 for value 2
now x(-n-2) yields shifting left the signal two times
therefore now n=0 for value 0


if any correction please intimate me also
 

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Oh in 2nd que 8/4 is not there instead (-n + 8 )/ 4
 

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ya sorry for that mistake. ok i have got the answer, but i dont know how much i am sure about it.

x(-n) ={-1,3,-3,2,1,0,-3}, n is 0 for value 2
x(-n+8) = {0,0,0,0,0,-1,3,-3,2,1,0,-3} that is x(-n) is shifted right 8 times.

now scaling operation, as it is scaling by (1/4), the signal expands a lot

x[(-n+8)/4] = {0,.,.,.,0,.,.,.,0,.,.,.,0,.,.,.,0,.,.,.,0,.,.,.,-1,.,.,.,3,,.,.,.,-3,,.,.,.,2,,.,.,.,1,,.,.,.,0,,.,.,.,-3}

where . represents 0 itself.

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those smileys are 8
 

    konarkk

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need help

just substitute various values for n.
an example:

put n=0 in equation 1.
.: x1[0]=x[3*0 -4]=x[-4]=0(because in the original signal x[-4] does not exist).

next, for n=1,
x1[1]=x[-1]=1(from the figure)

and so on.

carry out the similar procedure for the second equation also.

also check out that for the 2nd equation you will get fraction values. omit them. n must only be an integer.

regards,
amrith.s
 

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