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a) A function g[n] is defined by
-2
n≤-4
n
-4≤ n ≤1
g[n]
4
1≤n
n
Calculate the signal g[2 – n] and g [2] by direct method, represent the signal in sequence
form and sketch the signal.
b) A casual and stable LTI system has its input x[n] and output y[n] related by the linear
constant coefficient difference equation,
10
-
y[n] + Σ aky[n − k] = x[n] + ßx[n − 1]
Let h[n]be the
α₁ in terms of h[0] and h[1].
k=1
impulse response.
Determine
(i)
h[0]; (ii)](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/2bf5fe9b-5ec1-4c85-9e3c-5c24d48b7da0/cc4370d1-e392-4700-8a51-c95e0a71bc49/08n2aao_thumbnail.jpeg)
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a) A function g[n] is defined by
-2
n≤-4
n
-4≤ n ≤1
g[n]
4
1≤n
n
Calculate the signal g[2 – n] and g [2] by direct method, represent the signal in sequence
form and sketch the signal.
b) A casual and stable LTI system has its input x[n] and output y[n] related by the linear
constant coefficient difference equation,
10
-
y[n] + Σ aky[n − k] = x[n] + ßx[n − 1]
Let h[n]be the
α₁ in terms of h[0] and h[1].
k=1
impulse response.
Determine
(i)
h[0]; (ii)
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