BC:6.2 Use the z-transform tables of one-sided z-transform tranform pairs and properties to determine the (causal) sampled time function for each of the following z-domain functions. Assume a Region of Convergence of |z|> 1 is sufficient for the one-sided z-transform. a.) b.) F(z): Ĥ(z) = - 52² - 13z + 17 232² 2 -1252-2 2² +0.5z 23-0.1522 X(z) = 1326 + +3 27 +0.826

BC:6.2 Use the z-transform tables of one-sided z-transform tranform pairs and properties to determine the (causal) sampled time function for each of the following z-domain functions. Assume a Region of Convergence of |z|> 1 is sufficient for the one-sided z-transform. a.) b.) F(z): Ĥ(z) = - 52² - 13z + 17 232² 2 -1252-2 2² +0.5z 23-0.1522 X(z) = 1326 + +3 27 +0.826

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