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Let $x_{c}(t)$ be any continuous-time periodic signal with period $T$. It is sampled uniformly with a sampling period $T_{S}$ where $T_{S} \neq T$, resulting in the discrete sequence

$x[n]=x_{c}\left(n T_{s}\right)$, where $n$ is an integer.

Which one of the following statements is correct about $x[n]$?

  1. $x[n]$ will always be periodic with period $T / T_{S}$ for all values of $T / T_{S}$
  2. $x[n]$ will always be periodic with period 1 for all values of $T / T_{S}$
  3. $x[n]$ will never be periodic
  4. $x[n]$ will be periodic if and only if $T / T_{S}$ is a rational number

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