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Show the equivalent unit step function equation given the MATLAB command of Reetpuls(t3.5)?

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Final answer:

The equivalent unit step function for the 'Reetpuls' mentioned would involve subtracting two unit step functions, representing the start and end of the pulse interval, using the format u(t-t0) - u(t-t1).

Step-by-step explanation:

The student appears to be asking about how to represent a rectangular pulse function, often referred to as 'Reetpuls', in terms of unit step functions. In MATLAB, Reetpuls would typically resemble a square wave that's non-zero over an interval and zero elsewhere. When attempting to represent such a rectangular pulse function as a unit step function equation, you would subtract two unit step functions: one that 'steps up' at the beginning of the pulse and another that 'steps down' at the end of the pulse.

An equivalent unit step function for a rectangular pulse starting at time t0 and ending at time t1 would be:

u(t-t0) - u(t-t1)

where u(t) is the unit step function.

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