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Plot the DT signal which has an interval of 0=<t<10 The equation is 5t/10 and it's...

Plot the DT signal which has an interval of 0=<t<10

The equation is 5t/10 and it's repeating itself.

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For the following signal equation, we need to plot the discrete time (DT) for an interval of 0<t<10. The system equation is
x(t) = 5t/10
The corresponding matlab code can be used to plot the signal.

clear all
clc
% signal parameters
t = 0:0.1:9; % time of simulation
x = 5.*t/10; % signal generation
% plot the signal
figure(1)
stem(t,x)
xlabel('Time')
ylabel('Amplitude')
grid on

the corresonding plot is shown below

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