z(z+2) (z-1)(z-3) -1) - 12/3¹u(-n- -n-1) 9 3> z> x(n) zu(n 312 Option 4
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Transcribed Image Text:x(n)
for
X(z)
Option 3
x(n) = u(n) — 223"u(_n − 1)
=
Option 1
z(z+2)
(z-1)(z-3)
x(n) = u(n) — 53¹u(-n
-n-1)
Option 5
x (n)=³u(n) – 3¹u(n − 1)
9
3>z>1
x(n) = − 1 {u(n) + 2/23¹u(n)
Option 4
x(n) = −²2u(n) + 5/3¹u(−n − 1)
-n-
Option 2
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