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ElectricalSignals and Systems
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Square wave is and example of

A

Digital signal

B

Analog signal

C

Continuous time and discrete value signal

D

Discrete time and continuous value signal

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Option C

Continuous time and discrete value signal

Quick Summary: Practice and solve "Square wave is and example of..." for Electrical - Signals and Systems. The correct answer is Option C: Continuous time and discrete value signal. Detailed step-by-step solution, conceptual clarity, and formulas on Examoogle.

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Option **(c) **

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