Can you solve this problem please 1) Consider the cascade of the following two systems S, and S2, as depicted in Figure-1.w[n]x[n] >S,S2y[n]Figure-1S1: casual LTI,1w[n] =;w[n – 1] + x[n]S2:casual LTI,y[n] = ay[n – 1] + Bw[n].The difference equation relating x[n] to y[n] is:13y[n] = -gvln-2] +4기n-1] + x[미]Determine a and ß.Show the impulse response of the cascade connection of S, and S2.а)b)

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1) Consider the cascade of the following two systems S, and S2, as depicted in Figure-1. w[n] x[n] S, S2 y[n] Figure-1 S1: casual LTI, w[n] =w[n – 1] + x[n] S2:casual LTI, y[n] = ay[n – 1] + Bw[n]. The difference equation relating x[n] to y[n] is: 1 3 y[n] = y[n – 2] +¬y[n– 1] + x[n] a) Determine a and ß. b) Show the impulse response of the cascade connection of S, and S2.

1) Consider the cascade of the following two systems S, and S2, as depicted in Figure-1. w[n] x[n] S, S2 y[n] Figure-1 S1: casual LTI, w[n] =w[n – 1] + x[n] S2:casual LTI, y[n] = ay[n – 1] + Bw[n]. The difference equation relating x[n] to y[n] is: 1 3 y[n] = y[n – 2] +¬y[n– 1] + x[n] a) Determine a and ß. b) Show the impulse response of the cascade connection of S, and S2.

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