Engineering, 19.02.2020 19:35, jacamron

Two sinusoidal signals are known to exist within a given signal, a 5 Vrms 100 Hz signal and a 2 Vrms 3 kHz signal, but only the 100 Hz signal is of interest. If the analog filter from Assignment 5 is used with the same 2 kHz cutoff frequency, what will be the amplitude of both portions of the signal in voltage after filtering? (Hint: Use the plot from Question 7) Are the effects of the 3 kHz signal ever completely removed? (10 pt.)

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