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(e) y(t) { 0, x(t) < 0 x(t) + x(t − 2), x(t) ≥0 Problem 3. (5 pts for each property. 25 pts in total) Consider the CT system in Textbook problem 1.27(e), page 62. Determine whether it is (a) memoryless; (b) time invariant; (c) linear; (d) causal, and (e) stable. Then, briefly explain your reasoning. For example, if the system is linear, explain why it is linear. If it is nonlinear, provide a counter-example that demonstrates its nonlinearity.

(e) y(t) { 0, x(t) < 0 x(t) + x(t − 2), x(t) ≥0 Problem 3. (5 pts for each property. 25 pts in total) Consider the CT system in Textbook problem 1.27(e), page 62. Determine whether it is (a) memoryless; (b) time invariant; (c) linear; (d) causal, and (e) stable. Then, briefly explain your reasoning. For example, if the system is linear, explain why it is linear. If it is nonlinear, provide a counter-example that demonstrates its nonlinearity.

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Problem 3. (5 pts for each property. 25 pts in total) Consider the CT system in Textbook problem 1.27(e), page 62. Determine whether it is (a) memoryless; (b) time invariant; (c) linear; (d) causal, and (e) stable. Then, briefly explain your reasoning. For example, if the system is linear, explain why it is linear. If it is nonlinear, provide a counter-example that demonstrates its nonlinearity.
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 3. (5 pts for each property. 25 pts in total) Consider the CT system in Textbook problem 1.27(e), page 62. Determine whether it is (a) memoryless; (b) time invariant; (c) linear; (d) causal, and (e) stable. Then, briefly explain your reasoning. For example, if the system is linear, explain why it is linear. If it is nonlinear, provide a counter-example that demonstrates its nonlinearity.
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