For the following two discrete-timesystems S1 & S2 which are connected inseries:x[n]-S2y[n]S1The equation of System S1 is:qln) = 29[n-1] + 0.5x[n]The equation of system S2 isyin]-A yn-1]+ Bq[n]The difference equation that represents the whole system isMla) = yta-1] - ya - 2) + 3x[n]%3DFind the value of A and B

Given:S1:q(n)=2q(n-1)+0.5x(n)S2:y(n)=Ay(n-1)+Bq(n)y(n)=72y(n-1)-12y(n-2)+3x(n)

For the following two discrete-time systems S1 & S2 which are connected in series : x[n]- S1 S2 y[n] The equation of System S1 is: q[n) = 29[n-1] + 0.5.x[n] The equation of system S2 is yln] - A y[n-1]+ Bq[n] The difference equation that represents the whole system is Mla) = la-1] - yia-2) + 3x[n] Find the value of A and B

For the following two discrete-time systems S1 & S2 which are connected in series : x[n]- S1 S2 y[n] The equation of System S1 is: q[n) = 29[n-1] + 0.5.x[n] The equation of system S2 is yln] - A y[n-1]+ Bq[n] The difference equation that represents the whole system is Mla) = la-1] - yia-2) + 3x[n] Find the value of A and B

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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