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Check the linearity, casualty, stability and the time variance of the following:
1. y(n) - 3x(n+4)+ x(0.5 n) + 2x(n-2)
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2. y(n) - n² x(n+1)
For the following signal x(n)-[131044101], write the function x(n) in:
1. graphical representation
2. functional representation
3. Tabular
Find the convolution between x(n)-[3,2,1] and h(n)-[4,0,1] in:
1. Graphical method
2. Table-look up method
Find Ku and Kl in analytical convolution method for the following signals if
h(n)-[155212] and x-
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1. x(n)-h(-n+3)
2. x(n) u(n+1)-u (n-6)
Check the linearity, casualty, stability and the time variance of the following:
1. y(n) 4x(n-2) 2x(n-1)+ x(n/2)
2. y(n) - 1/n x(n+4)
.
3. y(n) 0.25 x(n-1)+ 0.5 x(n+1)-0.4 y(n-1)
Sketch the signal x(n) shown below as:
1. x(n) u(l-n)
2. x(n) [u(n+2)-u(n)}
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Check the linearity, casualty, stability and the time variance of the following:
1. y(n) - 3x(n+4)+ x(0.5 n) + 2x(n-2)
02
аз
94"
2. y(n) - n² x(n+1)
For the following signal x(n)-[131044101], write the function x(n) in:
1. graphical representation
2. functional representation
3. Tabular
Find the convolution between x(n)-[3,2,1] and h(n)-[4,0,1] in:
1. Graphical method
2. Table-look up method
Find Ku and Kl in analytical convolution method for the following signals if
h(n)-[155212] and x-
Q5°
Q
6
↑
1. x(n)-h(-n+3)
2. x(n) u(n+1)-u (n-6)
Check the linearity, casualty, stability and the time variance of the following:
1. y(n) 4x(n-2) 2x(n-1)+ x(n/2)
2. y(n) - 1/n x(n+4)
.
3. y(n) 0.25 x(n-1)+ 0.5 x(n+1)-0.4 y(n-1)
Sketch the signal x(n) shown below as:
1. x(n) u(l-n)
2. x(n) [u(n+2)-u(n)}
x[
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