Which frequency response magnitude corresponds to the pole-zero diagram shown here?I{z}(2)Ba)1050<-πR{z}м3π0ΠΠЗлπ4b)1050-π105-34-플π423π4πT0-π-37-77-%-770H3ππT44Frequency (ŵ)

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