Consider the system of equations.x₂-3x₁ +1.9=0 and x₂ + x²-3.0=0The next iteration values for x, and x₂ are,1(a) x₁ (n+1) = ½ x₂ (n) +0.6333;x₂ (n+1) = 3−[x, (n)]²(b) x, (n+1) = — x₂ (n) +0.6333;x₂ (n+1)=1.9—[x, (n)]²(c) x₂ (n+1)== x₂ (n) +0.6333; x₂ (n+1)=1.9—[x₂ (n)]²(d) x₂ (n+1) = x₂ (n) + 0.6333;x₂ (n+1)= 3−[x₁(n)]²

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Match b and a system representation to its corresponding difference equation y[n] = -1.46x[n] - 3.53x[n-1] + 3.93x[n-2] - 2.86y[n-1] - 4.1y[n-2] -0.65y[n-3] y[n] = -1.46x[n] - 3.53x[n-1] + 3.93x[n-2] + 2.86y[n-1] + 4.1y[n-2] + 0.65y[n-3] y[n] = 1.46x[n] + 3.53x[n-1] - 3.93x[n-2] + 2.86y[n-1] + 4.1y[n-2] + 0.65y[n-3] y[n] = -1.46x[n] - 3.53x[n-1] - 3.93x[n-2] + 2.86y[n-1] + 4.1y[n-2] + 0.65y[n-3] y[n] = 1.46x[n] + 3.53x[n-1] - 3.93x[n-2] - 2.86y[n-1] - 4.1y[n-2] -0.65y[n-3] 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. b = [-1.46 -3.53 3.93]; a = [1 2.86 4.1 0.65] b = [-1.46 -3.53 -3.93]; a = [1 -2.86 -4.1 -0.65] b = [-1.46 -3.53 3.93]; a = [1 -2.86 -4.1 -0.65] b = [1.46 3.53 -3.93]; a = [1 2.86 4.1 0.65] b = [1.46 3.53 -3.93]; a = [1 -2.86 -4.1 -0.65]
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