02:Using the following discrete sequence definitions-2n = 0,1,2x(n) =1n = 3,40elsewhereand2n = 0h(n) =-1n = 1,20elsewhereEvaluate the digital convolution y(n) usinga) The graphical method;b) The tabular method;c) The algebraic method.

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02: Using the following discrete sequence definitions -2 n = 0,1,2 x(n) = 1 n = 3,4 0 elsewhere and 2 n = 0 h(n) = -1 n = 1,2 0 elsewhere Evaluate the digital convolution y(n) using a) The graphical method; b) The tabular method; c) The algebraic method.