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Choose the correct option after observing the given graph and the code snippet carefully.

impulse(1,[1 _], ‘red’);
hold on;
impulse(1,[1 a], ‘blue’);
impulse(1,[1 b], ‘yellow’);
impulse(1,[1 _], ‘green’);

a.

a<b

b.

a>b

c.

a=b

d.

Cannot be determined

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Answer: (a).a<b

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