-Determine the corresponding H(z). Is the diagram causal and stable? -If the system is stable, is there some finite integer m such that the impulse response of the system h[n] is 0 for all n>m, or for all n

-Determine the corresponding H(z). Is the diagram causal and stable? -If the system is stable, is there some finite integer m such that the impulse response of the system h[n] is 0 for all n>m, or for all n

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For the pole-zero diagram shown in the figure:
Imaginary Part
0
Real Part
H(z)
-Determine the corresponding H(z). Is the
diagram causal and stable?
-If the system is stable, is there some finite
integer m such that the impulse response of the
system h[n] is 0 for all n>m, or for all n<m?

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