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1- Introduction to the sequences in MATLAB .All signals are considered causal an

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1- Introduction to the sequences in MATLAB .All signals are considered causal and finite length. . Sequence is used to model discrete or digital signal. ele lzeros(1,51 1 2eros: 1, 5)). B generate a unit saaple s- lzeros(1,3, ones(1,6 8generate step signal tarp lat(2,1,11; xLabel : 'tire step aubplet(2,1,2 :a) ') . ylabel 'Amplitude') , Question 1: Modify code Lab1 C1 to generate a pulse sequence in unit amplitude between time samples 3 to 6 (n-3:6). It is called rectangular pulse Modify code Lab1 _C1 to generate an periodic sequence in the form of (1,0,-1). Display it in 3 periods in subplot 2.

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Amplitude=1;

T=(0:0.01:1);

Y=Amplitude*square(T,1);

Plot(T,Y);

axis([3 6,0 1]);

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T=3;

X=1:-0.1:-1;

Y=2*mod(X,T);

Plot(X,Y);