3) In a causal and linear system the relationship between input and output signals is as follows d²y(t) dy(t) + 7 + 12y(t) = x(t) dt dt a) So what is the impulse response h [n] of this system? b) If the input of the system is x(t) = te-2tu(t – 2), what is the output y (t) of the system?

3) In a causal and linear system the relationship between input and output signals is as follows d²y(t) dy(t) + 7 + 12y(t) = x(t) dt dt a) So what is the impulse response h [n] of this system? b) If the input of the system is x(t) = te-2tu(t – 2), what is the output y (t) of the system?

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