Determine the expression of the digital output Y(Z) in the following block diagram: G,(s) U(s) T Y(z) G3(s) G2(s) Select one: O a. Y(z) = Ga(z) [G1(2)+G2(2) U(2) 1+G3(2) %3D O b. Y(z) Ga(2) [G(2)+G2(2)| U(2) 1-Ga(2) O .Y(z) = Ga(2) [(G,U)(2)+(G,U)(2)] 1-G3(2) O d. Y(z) = Ga(2) [(G,U)(2)+(GU)(2) %3D 1+G3(2)

Determine the expression of the digital output Y(Z) in the following block diagram: G,(s) U(s) T Y(z) G3(s) G2(s) Select one: O a. Y(z) = Ga(z) [G1(2)+G2(2) U(2) 1+G3(2) %3D O b. Y(z) Ga(2) [G(2)+G2(2)| U(2) 1-Ga(2) O .Y(z) = Ga(2) [(G,U)(2)+(G,U)(2)] 1-G3(2) O d. Y(z) = Ga(2) [(G,U)(2)+(GU)(2) %3D 1+G3(2)

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