Sol1/3he z-transform z (n) = of the given function with its ROC. 1/2 is at n=0 =(3,-3, 2, 0, 0, 5), 1/2 OX(z) 32²- 3z +0.5 +52-3 and ROC is all the z-plane except z=0 OX(2)-32-3+0.52¹ - 5z 2 and ROC is all the z-plane except z=0 and 2-co X(2)-32²-3x+0.5+ 5z ³ and ROC is all the z-plane except z=0 and z=00 X(z)-32²-3x+0.5-5z 3 and ROC is all the 2-plane except 2 00 solve the z-transform of the given equation and its ROC. (n) = S(n+2) OX(2)=1+22 and ROC is all the z-plane except z=0 X(2) 2²-1 and ROC is all the z-plane except z=0 ⒸX (2) 2² and ROC is all the z-plane except z=00 OX(2)-2²-1 and ROC is all the z-plane except z=00 z(z+1)) Find the inverse z transform of the given function: Y (2) = 2221 Ⓒy[n]u[n] = 2n

Sol1/3he z-transform z (n) = of the given function with its ROC. 1/2 is at n=0 =(3,-3, 2, 0, 0, 5), 1/2 OX(z) 32²- 3z +0.5 +52-3 and ROC is all the z-plane except z=0 OX(2)-32-3+0.52¹ - 5z 2 and ROC is all the z-plane except z=0 and 2-co X(2)-32²-3x+0.5+ 5z ³ and ROC is all the z-plane except z=0 and z=00 X(z)-32²-3x+0.5-5z 3 and ROC is all the 2-plane except 2 00 solve the z-transform of the given equation and its ROC. (n) = S(n+2) OX(2)=1+22 and ROC is all the z-plane except z=0 X(2) 2²-1 and ROC is all the z-plane except z=0 ⒸX (2) 2² and ROC is all the z-plane except z=00 OX(2)-2²-1 and ROC is all the z-plane except z=00 z(z+1)) Find the inverse z transform of the given function: Y (2) = 2221 Ⓒy[n]u[n] = 2n

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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