What is the convolution of a signal with an impulse?

A) Signal itself	B) Impulse
C) A new signal	D) Signal multiplied by impulse

Answer & Explanation Answer: A) Signal itself

Explanation: The convolution of a signal x(n) with a unit impulse function ?(n) results in the signal x(n) itself:
x(n)* ?(n)=x(n).

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