1A discrete-time system has the transfer function H |zIf the inputz(z–0.4)is x[n] = (0. 4)"u[n], the output is given by:O a) y[n] =6. 258[n] + 6. 25n(0. 4)" u[n]O b) y[n] = 6. 25[n] – 6. 25(0. 4)"u[n] + 6. 25n(0.4)"u[n]Oo y[n] = 2. 58[n] – 4. 5(0. 4)"u[n] +1. 5n(0. 4)" u[n]d) y[n] = 6. 258[n] + 4. 5(0. 4)"u[n] + 2. 5n(0. 4)" u[n]Од уп] — 2. 56|n] — 2.5(0. 4)" u(n] + 4. 5n(0.4)" u (n]

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1 A discrete-time system has the transfer function H z = Tr-04): z(z–0.4) If the input is x[n] = (0. 4)"u[n], the output is given by: O a) yln] = 6. 258[n] + 6. 25n(0. 4)" u[n] O b) y[n] = 6. 258[n] – 6. 25(0. 4)" u[n] + 6. 25n(0. 4)"u[n] - Од ут] — 2. 561n] — 4. 5(0. 4)" u(п] + 1.5n(0.4)"u |п] Od) y[n] = 6. 258{n] + 4. 5(0. 4)" u[n] + 2. 5n(0. 4)"u[n] O e) y[n] = 2. 58ſn] – 2. 5(0. 4)"u[n] + 4. 5n(0. 4)"u[n]

1 A discrete-time system has the transfer function H z = Tr-04): z(z–0.4) If the input is x[n] = (0. 4)"u[n], the output is given by: O a) yln] = 6. 258[n] + 6. 25n(0. 4)" u[n] O b) y[n] = 6. 258[n] – 6. 25(0. 4)" u[n] + 6. 25n(0. 4)"u[n] - Од ут] — 2. 561n] — 4. 5(0. 4)" u(п] + 1.5n(0.4)"u |п] Od) y[n] = 6. 258{n] + 4. 5(0. 4)" u[n] + 2. 5n(0. 4)"u[n] O e) y[n] = 2. 58ſn] – 2. 5(0. 4)"u[n] + 4. 5n(0. 4)"u[n]

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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