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uninvertible: y(t) = (sum) k=0 -> 5 kx[n]
 
uninvertible: y(t) = (sum) k=0 -> 5 kx[n]
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stable: y[n] = x[n] ^ x[n]
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y[n] = n^2x[n-1]
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time variying: y[n] = (n^.5)x[x+1] - 3
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time invariant: y[n] = 18x[n+1] - 1047(x[n])^2
  
  
 
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Question 1:

linear system: y = x1(2t) + x1(t)

nonlinear: y = (x(t)) • (x(t-1))

causal: y = et+5x(t-1)

noncausal: y = et-5x(t+1)

with memory: y = (x[n-5])^3

memoryless: y = (x[n]) ^ 3

invertible: y(t) = (x(t)) ^ t

uninvertible: y(t) = (sum) k=0 -> 5 kx[n]

stable: y[n] = x[n] ^ x[n]

y[n] = n^2x[n-1]

time variying: y[n] = (n^.5)x[x+1] - 3

time invariant: y[n] = 18x[n+1] - 1047(x[n])^2


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