If , the terms in f(t) will have e-t and e-2t et and e2t te-t and te-2t none of

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e^-t and e^-2t

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(s + 1) term will give e^-t and (s + 2) term will give e^-2t.

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A. less than 20�
B. more than 20�
C. equal to 20�
D. equal to or more than 20�

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C. A is true, R is false
D. A is false, R is true

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A. minimun phase
B. maximum phase
C. mixed phase
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A. change to high pass filter
B. change to Band Pass filter
C. remains same
D. change to LPF

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A. pure dc
B. pure a.c
C. entire frequency range with constant phase
D. infinite bandwidth with linear phase vaariations

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A. a = 0
B. a > 0
C. a < 0
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A. all in parallel
B. all in series
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