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Matlab Homework: Draw the functions by changing the f values in y = sin⁡(2 π f...

Matlab Homework:

Draw the functions by changing the f values in y = sin⁡(2 π f t) in matlab.

a) f= 2

b) f= 400

c) f= 1/ 150

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