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![*4. a) Characterize the following systems as being either linear or nonlinear, either time invariant
or time varying, and causal or noncausal:
(a) y(n) = (n + 3)x(n – 4), (b) y(n) = x²(n+ 1).
b) Establish whether the following systems are stable/unstable:
i) y(n) = 2 + x²(n)
n-1
ii) y(n) = E[2x(k) + 3x(k-1)]
k=-00](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/b9a81cab-52f2-4b96-aac4-8f8ca86143f0/7a15df13-c4a5-4bdd-9902-48a0397b995c/wv9bgr_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:*4. a) Characterize the following systems as being either linear or nonlinear, either time invariant
or time varying, and causal or noncausal:
(a) y(n) = (n + 3)x(n – 4), (b) y(n) = x²(n+ 1).
b) Establish whether the following systems are stable/unstable:
i) y(n) = 2 + x²(n)
n-1
ii) y(n) = E[2x(k) + 3x(k-1)]
k=-00
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