The system y[n]=5u[n]x[n]is:Select one:a.Non-linear, time-variant, causal and memorylessO b. Non-linear, time-invariant, causal and memorylessO c. Linear, time-variant, causal and memorylessO d. Linear, time-invariant, causal and memoryless-1 1] for -1

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