2. Consider X(2) Y(2) H(2) y[n]-0.4y[n - 1] = -0.8x[n -1] a) Find the transfer function the system, i.e. H(z)? b) Find the impulse response of the systems, i.e. h[n] ? c) Draw the block diagram representation of the above LTI system.

2. Consider X(2) Y(2) H(2) y[n]-0.4y[n - 1] = -0.8x[n -1] a) Find the transfer function the system, i.e. H(z)? b) Find the impulse response of the systems, i.e. h[n] ? c) Draw the block diagram representation of the above LTI system.

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c) Draw the block diagram representation of the above LTI system.
d) Given that x[n] = 0.4", find y[n] using z-transform.

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