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The poles of the transfer function of a sinusoidal system can represent the frequency of the impulse response of the sinusoidal system.

The poles of the transfer function of a sinusoidal system can represent the frequency of the impulse response of the sinusoidal system. Correct Answer True

The lapalce transform of the sinusoid represents the frequency of the signal as a pole. Since the response is sinusoidal, the transfer function is the laplace transform of the impulse response which contains the frequency as the pole of the sinusoidal system.

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