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Question Assume the same LTI system presented in Question No. 1 with impulse response h[n] and the system's input x[n] (same as Question No. 1). a) Using Fourier Transform to determine the output of the system in the frequency domain. b) Apply Inverse Fourier Transform on the output of part (a) to determine the time- domain response of the system for input x[n].

Question Assume the same LTI system presented in Question No. 1 with impulse response h[n] and the system's input x[n] (same as Question No. 1). a) Using Fourier Transform to determine the output of the system in the frequency domain. b) Apply Inverse Fourier Transform on the output of part (a) to determine the time- domain response of the system for input x[n].

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Assume an LTI system has impulse response: -2 2 n = 0 0 otherwise Apply time-domain analysis to determine the output of this system for input x[n]: h[n] = x[n] = 2 3 -2 0 n = ±1 n=0 n = ±1 n=2 otherwise 23 Question Assume the same LTI system presented in Question No. 1 with impulse response h[n] and the system's input x[n] (same as Question No. 1). a) Using Fourier Transform to determine the output of the system in the frequency domain. b) Apply Inverse Fourier Transform on the output of part (a) to determine the time- domain response of the system for input x[n].
Transcribed Image Text:Assume an LTI system has impulse response: -2 2 n = 0 0 otherwise Apply time-domain analysis to determine the output of this system for input x[n]: h[n] = x[n] = 2 3 -2 0 n = ±1 n=0 n = ±1 n=2 otherwise 23 Question Assume the same LTI system presented in Question No. 1 with impulse response h[n] and the system's input x[n] (same as Question No. 1). a) Using Fourier Transform to determine the output of the system in the frequency domain. b) Apply Inverse Fourier Transform on the output of part (a) to determine the time- domain response of the system for input x[n].
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