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SUB-DSP given the following function and sample rate: 1) x(t)=sin(200pi't')+2sin(900pi't') and Fs=600HZ find a)the nyquist rate...

SUB-DSP

given the following function and sample rate:

1) x(t)=sin(200pi't')+2sin(900pi't') and Fs=600HZ

find

a)the nyquist rate

b)sampled signal,x(n) (taking into account aliasing if present)

c)Reconstructed signal,y(t)

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