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PLEASE HELP NEED ANSWERS. WILL MARK BRAINIEST. FLAGGING NON RELEVANT ANSWER Follow the directions to convert the analog sound wave into a digital signal. The lines on the grid intersect at various points (x, y). For each whole number value of X, find the intersection point that is closest to the wave. Draw a small circle on that point, and record it’s Y value. The circles for the X values 0 through 3 are already done for you. Draw circles for the X values four through18. Write down all 19 Y values obtained by sampling the wave


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