A continuous-time system is characterized by the equation y(t)=cx(t)+d, where c and d are constants. Which one of the following is the correct statement? Select one: O a. homogeneous if d <0 b. The system homogeneous for any value of d c. non-homogeneous d. homogeneous if d > 0

A continuous-time system is characterized by the equation y(t)=cx(t)+d, where c and d are constants. Which one of the following is the correct statement? Select one: O a. homogeneous if d <0 b. The system homogeneous for any value of d c. non-homogeneous d. homogeneous if d > 0

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A continuous-time system is
characterized by the equation
y(t)=cx(t)+d, where c and d are
constants. Which one of the
following is the correct
statement?
Select one:
O a. homogeneous if d < 0
b. The system homogeneous for any
value of d
c. non-homogeneous
d. homogeneous if d > 0

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