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Memorizing all signal types and their equations

Appreciating the importance of signals and identifying basic signals based on their properties

Designing new types of signals and ignoring their applications

Focusing only on mathematical transformations

Signals are only used for communication between engineers.

Signals are central to understanding and interacting with electrical/electronic systems.

Signals are not important in engineering fields.

Signals only exist in theoretical studies.

Change in voltage

Change in light intensity

Change in air-pressure

All of the above

Sound from a bell

Velocity of a car

Temperature of a room

Color of a wall

Electrical signals

Acoustic signals

Mechanical signals

Thermal signals

It is zero everywhere except at the origin, where it is infinite, and its area is unity.

It is always equal to one for all t.

It is infinite everywhere except at the origin.

It is a periodic function with period T.

Motor ignition in a car

Spark between finger and shirt during ironing

A football player kicking a ball suddenly with force

A clock ticking regularly

A unit impulse occurs only at the origin, while a unit periodic impulse consists of impulses at regularly spaced intervals.

A unit impulse is always negative, while a unit periodic impulse is always positive.

A unit impulse is a continuous function, while a unit periodic impulse is discrete.

A unit impulse has zero area, while a unit periodic impulse has infinite area.