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A causal, discrete-time, filter at rest is given by its difference equation as follows, y[n] x[n] + x[n-1] -0.6y[n-1] This is a FIR filter This is an IR filter This is a stable BIBO filter This is not a stable BIBO filter The system has a zero at z = -1 The system has a zero at z = 1 The system has a pole at z = -0.6 The system has a pole at z = 0.6 b, c, e, h are all true b, c, e, g are all true

A causal, discrete-time, filter at rest is given by its difference equation as follows, y[n] x[n] + x[n-1] -0.6y[n-1] This is a FIR filter This is an IR filter This is a stable BIBO filter This is not a stable BIBO filter The system has a zero at z = -1 The system has a zero at z = 1 The system has a pole at z = -0.6 The system has a pole at z = 0.6 b, c, e, h are all true b, c, e, g are all true

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A causal, discrete-time, filter at rest is given by its difference equation as follows, y[n] x[n] + x[n-1] -0.6y[n-1] This is a FIR filter This is an IR filter This is a stable BIBO filter This is not a stable BIBO filter The system has a zero at z = -1 The system has a zero at z = 1 The system has a pole at z = -0.6 The system has a pole at z = 0.6 b, c, e, h are all true b, c, e, g are all true
Transcribed Image Text:A causal, discrete-time, filter at rest is given by its difference equation as follows, y[n] x[n] + x[n-1] -0.6y[n-1] This is a FIR filter This is an IR filter This is a stable BIBO filter This is not a stable BIBO filter The system has a zero at z = -1 The system has a zero at z = 1 The system has a pole at z = -0.6 The system has a pole at z = 0.6 b, c, e, h are all true b, c, e, g are all true
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