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. Consider the continuous time signal, x(t) = e jω0t . Write an expression for the...

. Consider the continuous time signal, x(t) = e jω0t . Write an expression for the even and odd portions of this function, and show that the even and odd parts sum up to the original x(t). Do you recognize the even and odd functions? What are they called?

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