Answer 6 Only Part 2. Determine the z-transform and ROC ofx(n) = 3¹u(n − 2) - n7"u(-n-1)Let x₁ (n) = 3"u(n - 2). What z-transform property is applicable?1.1A. LinearityB. Time shiftingC. ScalingD. FoldingLet x₂ (n) = n7"u(-n − 1). What z-transform property is applicable?2.A. ConvolutionB. Time shiftingC. ScalingD. DifferentiationWhich of the following is correct?13.A. X(z) of 3mu(m)B. X(z) of 3mu(m)C. X(z) of 3mu(m) =D. X(z) of 3mu(m) ===1+3z-111-z-111-32-111+z-1 4A. X(z) of -n7"u(-n-1) = 1+72-1B. X(2) of -n7"u(-n-1)=-11-7zC. X(z) of -n7"u(-n-1)=-11+72-11D. X(z) of -n7"u(-n-1)=1-72-15 SOLA. X(z) =B. X(z) =Which of the following is correct?C. X(z) =D. X(z) =(32-1)21-32-1(32)-21-32-2(3-¹z)1-z-1Which of the following is the expression for X(z)?72-1(1-72-1)272-1(3z-1)-31+3z-1(1-72-1)2(1-z-1)²+6. SCA. |2|< 7B. |z|>1/3C. 3<|z| <7D. 1/7 < z <1/3(1-72-1)²What is the overall ROC?

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4 A. X(z) of -n7"u(-n-1) = 1+72-1 B. X(2) of -n7"u(-n-1)= -1 1-7z C. X(z) of -n7"u(-n-1)= D. X(z) of -n7"u(-n-1)= 5 S013- A. X(z) = B. X(z) = Which of the following is correct? C. X(z) = D. X(z) = (32-1)2 1-32-1 (32)-2 1-32-2 (3-¹z) 1-z-1 Which of the following is the expression for X(z)? 72-1 (1-72-1)2 72-1 (1-72-1)2 (1-z-1)² (3z-1)-3 Z-1 1+3z-1 + 6. SC A. |2|< 7 B. |z|>1/3 C. 3 < |z| <7 D. 1/7 < z <1/3 1+72-1 1 1-72-1 (1-72-1)2 What is the overall ROC?

4 A. X(z) of -n7"u(-n-1) = 1+72-1 B. X(2) of -n7"u(-n-1)= -1 1-7z C. X(z) of -n7"u(-n-1)= D. X(z) of -n7"u(-n-1)= 5 S013- A. X(z) = B. X(z) = Which of the following is correct? C. X(z) = D. X(z) = (32-1)2 1-32-1 (32)-2 1-32-2 (3-¹z) 1-z-1 Which of the following is the expression for X(z)? 72-1 (1-72-1)2 72-1 (1-72-1)2 (1-z-1)² (3z-1)-3 Z-1 1+3z-1 + 6. SC A. |2|< 7 B. |z|>1/3 C. 3 < |z| <7 D. 1/7 < z <1/3 1+72-1 1 1-72-1 (1-72-1)2 What is the overall ROC?

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Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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