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Consider a wave form S(t)=5 sin 78 π t + 12 sin 6.4 π t. The...

Consider a wave form S(t)=5 sin 78 π t + 12 sin 6.4 π t. The signal S(t) is sampled at 6.5 Hz.

What is the Nyquist frequency of the sampling? Give your answer in Hz to the second nearest decimal place.

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Note- the above solution is as per the given data. But I have a little doubt about the value 78, I think it must be 7.8. If it is then the answer will be 2.6 Hz.

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