3. Two discrete-time LTI systems, whose impulse responses are h (n) and h(n), are cascade connected as in the figure (below right). a. Find w(n) for x(n)=8(n)-0.58(n-1). b. Find the response y(n) to the input x(n)={n)-0.58(n-1). c. Find the overall impulse response of the cascade system. x(n) w{n) (n) h(n)=0.5u(n) h{n}=2*u(n) For question 3

3. Two discrete-time LTI systems, whose impulse responses are h (n) and h(n), are cascade connected as in the figure (below right). a. Find w(n) for x(n)=8(n)-0.58(n-1). b. Find the response y(n) to the input x(n)={n)-0.58(n-1). c. Find the overall impulse response of the cascade system. x(n) w{n) (n) h(n)=0.5u(n) h{n}=2*u(n) For question 3

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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