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03: (A): Using long division method determine the inverse Z-Transform of X(Z) = (1 + 2Z")/(1 + 2Z' + Z³ )

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03: (A); Using long division method determine the inverse Z-Transform of
X(Z) = (1 + 2Z')/(1+ 2Z' + Z)

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