A discrete time waveform x(n) is composed of three sinusoidal components:
30 Hz with magnitude 2.0
50 Hz with magnitude 3.0
80 Hz with magnitude 1.0
The time between samples is ts= 0.005 sec. (fs= 200 samples/sec .). Sketch the magnitude of the N point DFT X(m)|= |DFT{x(n)} | versus m over the entire range shown, assuming that the DFT is performed on 20 consecutive samples of x(n) (i.e. N = 20). (By the way, the magnitude of a DFT element corresponding to a sinusoidal input of magnitude A, is A*N/2)

From the given information we can compose time varying signal x(t) as some of three sinusoidal signals whose frequencies and magnituds are given below
30Hz magnitude 2
50Hz magnitude 3
80Hz magnitude 1
x(t)=2sin(60
t)+3sin(100
t)+sin(160
t)
................(1)
now to obtian the descrete time signal we need to keep t=nts where ts is sampling time period given as 0.005sec whereas n is descrete time variable
so x(n)= 2sin(60
*n*0.005)+3sin(100
*n*0.005)+sin(160
*n*0.005)
x(n)=2sin(0.3
n)+3sin(0.5
n)+sin(0.8
n)
....................(2)
now we have to obtain 20 point DFT of the above expression hence we need to find
x(0),x(1),x(2),x(3),x(4), .........................upto x(19) .
so by keeping n=1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, .........................19 we will get below values
x(0)= 0 x(10)=0
x(1)=5.2058 x(11)=-4.03
x(2)=0.95 x(12)=-2.853
x(3)=-1.43 x(13)=3.333
x(4)=-1.763 x(14)=0.5877
x(5)=1 x(15)=-1
x(6)=-0.587 x(16)=1.7633
x(7)=-3.333 x(17)=1.4309
x(8)=2.8531 x(18)=-0.951
x(9)=4.0302 x(19)=-5.205
for finding N point DFT we have the formula as given below
X(m)=
.............................(3)
where
=
=
so by keeping value of N=20 and m=0, 1, 2, 3, ...................19 in equation (3) we get
DFT of x(n)
X(0)=
=75.49*10-16
X(1)=
=84.89*10-16
X(2)=
=35.544*10-16
similarly
X(3)=
=20
X(4)=
=8.01*10-16
X(5)=
=30
X(6)=
=119*10-16
X(7)=
=69.12*10-16
X(8)=
=10
X(9)=
=116*10-16
X(10)=
=595*10-16
X(11)=
=173*10-16
X(12)=
=10
X(13)=
=243*10-16
X(14)=
=442.52*10-16
X(15)=
=30
X(16)=
=147.74*10-16
X(17)=
=20
X(18)=
=615*10-16
X(19)=
=572.111*10-16
from the above results considering the magnitude of those whose value is in powers of -16 is equel to zero
we have
magnitudes of
X(3)=X(17)=20
X(5)=X(15)=30
X(8)=X(12)=10 and remaining all others are zeros
by drawing the magnitude spectrum of the above values we will get below figure

A discrete time waveform x(n) is composed of three sinusoidal components:
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