great explanation. w=dtheta/dt, that means w is the function of time, how come in 9.45 we set the w to be a constant? theta=sum(w)|from infinite to t, which again make the w become a time-averaged constant. Since we assume that w is the constant then why at the beginning did we set up such d/dt form for w. Should we just let w become constant?
Welcome Awais Khan . the book is Modern Digital and Analog Communication Systems - International Edition Paperback - by Lathi B.P and Ding Zhi , 2010 edition