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subject-DSP 1)y(n)=2x^2(n-1) determine the system is(and justify your decision) a)linear b)time invariant c)stable d)causal

subject-DSP

1)y(n)=2x^2(n-1)

determine the system is(and justify your decision)

a)linear

b)time invariant

c)stable

d)causal

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