b) The Z transfom of a LTI discrete time system is represented as: H(z) = 4z-1 1- 11z-1+30z¬2 Determine the followings: i. the difference equation of the discrete tìme system. ii. the output signal y(n) if the input signal is given as 8(n – 3).

b) The Z transfom of a LTI discrete time system is represented as: H(z) = 4z-1 1- 11z-1+30z¬2 Determine the followings: i. the difference equation of the discrete tìme system. ii. the output signal y(n) if the input signal is given as 8(n – 3).

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b) The Z transform of a LTI discrete time system is represented as:
4z-1
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Determine the followings:
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