Consider the system described by the transfer function ·0.225(1 – z-2)H(z)1+ 0.39z-2 – 0.16z¬4Determine:a. Graphical location of Poles and Zeros in the z-plane.b. Unit step-response assuming initially relaxed system.c. zero-input response for y(-1) = 1, y(-2) = 1, other initial states are zero.

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