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T 2- The LTI system defined by the impulse response h(n) = 0.8" u(n) is: (a) Stable and Non-casual (b) Unstable and Non-casual (b) Unstable and Casual (d) Stable and Casual 3- The Fourier transform of e-ist П13 (t-2) is (a) e-12(w-5). sin (3(-5) 2 3(8-5) 2 sin(3(w+5) (c) e-j2(w+5). 2 +00 3(w+5) 2 4- sgn(t + 1)6(t − 1)dt =? - (b) e-15(w+5) sin(3-2) 3(0-2) 2 (d) e/2(w+5) sin(3(+5) 2 3(w+5) (a) 1 (b) -1, (c) 2, (d) -2

T 2- The LTI system defined by the impulse response h(n) = 0.8" u(n) is: (a) Stable and Non-casual (b) Unstable and Non-casual (b) Unstable and Casual (d) Stable and Casual 3- The Fourier transform of e-ist П13 (t-2) is (a) e-12(w-5). sin (3(-5) 2 3(8-5) 2 sin(3(w+5) (c) e-j2(w+5). 2 +00 3(w+5) 2 4- sgn(t + 1)6(t − 1)dt =? - (b) e-15(w+5) sin(3-2) 3(0-2) 2 (d) e/2(w+5) sin(3(+5) 2 3(w+5) (a) 1 (b) -1, (c) 2, (d) -2

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T 2- The LTI system defined by the impulse response h(n) = 0.8" u(n) is: (a) Stable and Non-casual (b) Unstable and Non-casual (b) Unstable and Casual (d) Stable and Casual 3- The Fourier transform of e-ist П13 (t-2) is (a) e-12(w-5). sin (3(-5) 2 3(8-5) 2 sin(3(w+5) (c) e-j2(w+5). 2 +00 3(w+5) 2 4- sgn(t + 1)6(t − 1)dt =? - (b) e-15(w+5) sin(3-2) 3(0-2) 2 (d) e/2(w+5) sin(3(+5) 2 3(w+5) (a) 1 (b) -1, (c) 2, (d) -2
Transcribed Image Text:T 2- The LTI system defined by the impulse response h(n) = 0.8" u(n) is: (a) Stable and Non-casual (b) Unstable and Non-casual (b) Unstable and Casual (d) Stable and Casual 3- The Fourier transform of e-ist П13 (t-2) is (a) e-12(w-5). sin (3(-5) 2 3(8-5) 2 sin(3(w+5) (c) e-j2(w+5). 2 +00 3(w+5) 2 4- sgn(t + 1)6(t − 1)dt =? - (b) e-15(w+5) sin(3-2) 3(0-2) 2 (d) e/2(w+5) sin(3(+5) 2 3(w+5) (a) 1 (b) -1, (c) 2, (d) -2
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