For a given discrete time signal x(n) = u(n), graphically represent the followings;a) x₁ (n) =b) x₂ (n) = (3-n) x₁(n).c) x3 (n) = x₂(4-n).d) x4(n) = x3 (2n - 5).e) y(n) = x4(n) h(n) where h(n) = {1,2,3,1).*0.196x(n+1)x(n-3).

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For a given discrete time signal x(n) = u(n), graphically represent the followings; a) x₁(n) = x(n+1)x(n-3). b) x₂ (n) = (3-n) x₁(n). c) x3 (n) = x₂(4-n).