Superposition of signals in a linear system refers to the – McqOptions

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1.	Superposition of signals in a linear system refers to the
A.	Output that is product of all the signals
B.	Output that is sum of all the signals
C.	Output that is of highest amplitude of all the signals
D.	Output that is of largest spectrum of all the signals
Answer» C. Output that is of highest amplitude of all the signals

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