Q2: Choose the right answer.(1): The principle of super position is applicable ona- Non linear systemb- Linear systemc- Neural system(2): The following systema- Non linear systemb- Linear time varying systemc- Linear time invariant systemÿ + 2ÿ + 4ỷ +3y = 6ủ + u?isÿ + 2ỹ + 4ỹ +3ty = 6ù + u(3): The following systema- Non linear systemb- Linear time varying systemc- Linear time invariant systemis(4): The definition of transfer function for sample data system isa- The ratio of output to the inputb- The ratio of Laplace transform of the output to the Laplace transform of the input,assuming that all initial conditions are zeroc- The ratio of Z-transform of the output to the Z-transform of the input,assuming that all initial conditions are zero(5): the unit impulse response of first order system G(s)s+2c(t) = e-2tc(t) = 2e-2tc(t) = e-0.5t(6): the unit step response of first order system G(s) =c(t) = 1- 0.5e-2tc(t) = 1-e-2tc(t) = 1-e-05ta-b-%3DC-2%3Ds+2a-b-C-

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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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