x[0]1X[0]1X[0]x[2]1-1Xe[1]X[1]1x[1]X.[0-1X[2]1x[3]X.[1]X[3]Use the signal flow graph above to determine the value of X[K] given that x[n] = {6,j2, 9, -j2). Present your answer as a closed set.

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x[0] 1 X[0] 1 X[0] x[2] 1 -1 Xe[1] X[1] 1 x[1] X.[0-1 X[2] 1 x[3] X.[1] X[3] Use the signal flow graph above to determine the value of X[K] given that x[n] = {6, j2, 9, -j2). Present your answer as a closed set.