Problem 27: Show that N when z = 1 X (z) = 1+z-+z-2 +...+z-(N-1) 1-z-N %3D when z + 1 1- z

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Problem 27:
Show that
N
when z = 1
-2
2 +..+z_2 + _2 + 1 = (2)X
·+z-(N-1)
1-z-N
when z + 1
1- z
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 27: Show that N when z = 1 -2 2 +..+z_2 + _2 + 1 = (2)X ·+z-(N-1) 1-z-N when z + 1 1- z
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