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Transfer function an anticausal discrete time linear shift invariant system is given as z - 3 z² – z + 2' H(z) Sketch the given transfer function on the z-plane and obtain the impulse response of this system. Table 6.1: Some commonly used z-transform pairs. Table 6.2: Some useful properties of the z-transform.

Transfer function an anticausal discrete time linear shift invariant system is given as z - 3 z² – z + 2' H(z) Sketch the given transfer function on the z-plane and obtain the impulse response of this system. Table 6.1: Some commonly used z-transform pairs. Table 6.2: Some useful properties of the z-transform.

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