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Compute E<math>\infty</math> and P<math>\infty</math> of x(t)=t^(1/2)
 
Compute E<math>\infty</math> and P<math>\infty</math> of x(t)=t^(1/2)
  
E<math>infty</math>=<math>\int</math>|<math>\sqrt{t}</math>|^2dt=<math>\int</math>tdt
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E<math>infty</math> = <math>\int</math>|<math>\sqrt{t}</math>|^2dt = <math>\int</math>tdt
=(t^2)/2|-<math>\infty</math>,<math>\infty</math>=<math>\infty</math>
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=(t^2)/2|-<math>\infty</math>,<math>\infty</math> = <math>\infty</math>
  
P<math>\infty</math>=lim(1/(2*T))*<math>\int</math>|<math>\sqrt{t}</math>|^2dt
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P<math>\infty</math> = lim((1/(2*T))*<math>\int</math>|<math>\sqrt{t}</math>|^2dt)  =  lim(T-(-T))  =  <math>\infty</math>

Revision as of 10:55, 21 June 2009

HW_1 Xiaodian Xie 0016898772

Compute E$ \infty $ and P$ \infty $ of x(t)=t^(1/2)

E$ infty $ = $ \int $|$ \sqrt{t} $|^2dt = $ \int $tdt =(t^2)/2|-$ \infty $,$ \infty $ = $ \infty $

P$ \infty $ = lim((1/(2*T))*$ \int $|$ \sqrt{t} $|^2dt) = lim(T-(-T)) = $ \infty $

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