Signal & Systems Assignment 01 Questions

G – SAVIOUR (SIGNAL & SYSTEM) DAY– 01
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Questions to be practiced from Genique EE Previous Year Volume – 01

Note: (Strictly follow the below mentioned points)
(i) First go through the solutions of the below mentioned questions from Genique GATE Previous
year EE Book Volume – 01 and then only try G-Saviour Series Questions.
(ii) Attempt the Questions in the same sequence as suggested below.
Topics Covered under Chapter 01:

1. Introduction of signal & system.
2. Basics of signal (Part-1)
3. Basics of signal (Part-2)
4. Shifting & scaling concept
5. Writing a signal using shifted signal
6. Delta function & it’s integration related
Chapter : 01 (Basics of Signals)
f (t ) ( Q)(t  1).u( t  1)
( R)t.u ( t )
Earth Level IIT Kharagpur 1994
1.1 The value of the integral 1

6
 e  t 1 dt
2t t
is equal to 1 2
5
(C)
(A) 1 (B) e2 f (t) ( S )(t  1).u (t )
(C) 0 (D) e2 (T )(t  1).u( t )
1
Earth Level IIT Kharagpur 1994
t
1.2 Match the waveforms on the left-hand 1
side with the correct mathematical (D
description listed on the right hand side. f (t ) (U )(t 1).u(t  1)
Waveform: (V )(t 1).u (t  1)
(A)
1
f (t ) ( P)t.u (t  1)
t
1
1 (A) A-R, B-S, C-U, D-P
(B) A-R, B-U, C-S, D-P
t
1 (C) A-T, B-U, C-P, D-V
(B) (D)A-P, B-T, C-S, D-U
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Earth Level IIT Kanpur 1995 Earth Level IIT Kharagpur 2014
1.3 The RMS value of the waveform s (t ) 1.16 The function shown in the figure can be
shown in fig is represented as [Set-01]
s(t) x(t )
A
t
T 2 T 1
A
3 2
(A) A (B) A t
2 3 0 T 2T
1
u t   u t  T  
t  T  u
(C) A (D) 2A (A) t  T  
3 T
 t  2T  u t  T
 
T
t t
u  t   u  t  T   u  t  2T 
Earth Level IIT Delhi 2004
(B)
T T
1.8 The RMS value of the periodic
u t   u t  T  
t  T  u t
waveform given in figure is (C) 
i (t ) T
 t  2T  u t

6A

0
T
t T
T/2
u t  
t  T  u t  T
-6A
(D)  
T
 t  2T  u t  2T
(A) 2 6 A (B) 6 2 A 2  
T
4
(C) A (D) 1.5 A
3 Earth Level IISc Bangalore 2016

 e   2t  2  dt
Earth Level IIT Bombay 2005 t
1.18 The value of , where

1.10 For the triangular waveform shown in
the figure, the RMS value of the voltage   t  is the Dirac delta function , is
equal to [Set-01]
V ( t) 1 2
(A) (B)
1 2e e
1 1
t (C) 2 (D)
0 T T 3T 2T e 2e 2
2 2
1 1
(A) V (B) V
6 3 Ocean Level IIT Guwahati 2018
1 2
(C) V (D) V 1.21 Let f be the real valued function of a
3 3
real variable x defined as f  x   x   x
where  x denotes the largest integer
less than or equal to x. The value of
f  x  dx is ______ (up to 2 decimal
1.25

0.25
places).
G – SAVIOUR SERIES QUESTIONS (C) zero (D) – 1


1.1 The value of 
et (2t  2)dt , where
1.5 If a plot of signal x(t ) is as shown in the
(t ) is the Dirac delta function, is figure.
1 2
(A) (B)
2e e
1 1
(C) (D)
e2 2e 2
1.2 Let (t ) denote the delta function. The

 Then the plot of the signal x (1  t ) will
 3t 
value of the integral  (t ) cos   dt is be
 2
(A) 1 (B)  1 (A)

(C) 0 (D)
2
1.3 The Dirac delta function (t ) is defined

as (B)
1 t  0
(A) (t )  
0 otherwise
 t  0
(B) (t )  
0 otherwise
1 t  0 
(C) (t )   and  (t )dt  1 (C)

0 otherwise 
 t  0 
(D) (t )   and  (t )dt  1
0 otherwise 
1.4 The system described by the difference (D)

equation
y(n)  2 y (n 1)  y (n  2)
 x(n)  x (n 1) has
y(n)  0 for n  0 .
If x(n)  (n), then y(2) will be 1.6 The discrete-time signal x  n is given
(A) 2 (B) 1 as
1 n  1, 2

x (n)  1 n  1,  2
0 n  0 and n  2

Which one of the following is the time
shifted signal y n  x n  3
1, n  1,  2

(A) y  n  1, n   4,  5
0, n   3n   5 and n  1

0, n  1,  2

(B) y  n  1, n   4,  5
1, n   3n   5 and n  1

1, n  1,  2

(C) y  n  0, n   4,  5
1, n   3n   5 and n  1

1, n  1, 2

(D) y  n   1, n  4,5
0, n  3n  5 and n  1

Answer key
1 A 12 A 1.3 D 1.4 B 1.5 A
1.6 A

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G – SAVIOUR (SIGNAL & SYSTEM) DAY– 01

Note: Kindly Share your feedback about G-Saviour by making one

Questions to be practiced from Genique EE Previous Year Volume – 01

(ii) Attempt the Questions in the same sequence as suggested below.

Topics Covered under Chapter 01:

1.1 The value of the integral 1

G – SAVIOUR SERIES QUESTIONS (C) zero (D) – 1

1.2 Let (t ) denote the delta function. The

1.3 The Dirac delta function (t ) is defined

(C) (t )   and  (t )dt  1 (C)

1.4 The system described by the difference (D)

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