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    Experiment 3 :- Addition of two signal

    In continuous time signal


    // sin(t)+cos(t)

    t=0:0.1:2*%pi;
    y1=sin(t);
    y2=cos(t);
    y=y1+y2;

    subplot(221);
    plot2d(t,y1);
    xtitle("sine wave","time","amplitude");
    b=gca();
    b.x_location="middle";

    subplot(222);
    plot2d(t,y2);
    xtitle("cos wave","time","amplitude");
    c=gca();
    c.x_location="middle";

    subplot(223);
    plot2d(t,y);
    xtitle("sine+cos wave","time","amplitude");
    a=gca();
    a.x_location="middle";
    // [sin(2*%pi*t/9)+sin(2*%pi*t/2)]
    t=0:0.1:30;
    x1=sin(2*%pi*t/9);
    x2=sin(2*%pi*t/2);
    x=x1+x2;

    subplot(221);
    plot2d(t,x1);
    xtitle("sin(1*%pi*t/9) wave","time","amplitude");
    a=gca();
    a.x_location="middle";

    subplot(222);
    plot2d(t,x2);
    xtitle("sin(2*%pi*t/2) wave","time","amplitude");
    b=gca();
    b.x_location="middle";

    subplot(223);
    plot2d(t,x);
    xtitle("sin(1*%pi*t/9)+sin(2*%pi*t/2) wave","time","amplitude");
    c=gca();
    c.x_location="middle";
    // [sin(2*%pi*t)+sin(2*%pi*3*t)/3]
    t=0:0.01:1;
    x1=sin(2*%pi*t);
    x2=sin(2*%pi*3*t)/3;
    x=x1+x2;

    subplot(221);
    plot2d(t,x1);
    xtitle("sin(2*%pi*t) wave","time","amplitude");
    a=gca();
    a.x_location="middle";

    subplot(222);
    plot2d(t,x2);
    xtitle("sin(2*%pi*3*t)/3 wave","time","amplitude");
    b=gca();
    b.x_location="middle";

    subplot(223);
    plot2d(t,x);
    xtitle("sin(2*%pi*t)+ sin(2*%pi*3*t)/3
    wave","time","amplitude");
    c=gca();
    c.x_location="middle";
    In discrete time system

    // [sin(1*%pi*n)+sin(2*%pi*n)]
    N=5;
    n=0:0.1:N-1;
    x1=sin(1*%pi*n);
    x2=sin(2*%pi*n);
    x3=x1+x2;

    subplot(221);
    plot2d3(n,x1);
    xtitle("sin(1*%pi*n) wave","time","amplitude");
    a=gca();
    a.x_location="middle";

    subplot(222);
    plot2d3(n,x2);
    xtitle("sin(2*%pi*n) wave","time","amplitude");
    b=gca();
    b.x_location="middle";

    subplot(223);
    plot2d3(n,x3);
    xtitle("sin(1*%pi*n)+sin(2*%pi*n) wave","time","amplitude");
    c=gca();
    c.x_location="middle";

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