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CHAPTER 11: DISCRETE-TIME SIGNAL (TEXTBOOK SIGNALS AND SYSTEM BY MAHMOOD NAHVI)' 54. Given x(n) = 0.5nu(n),...

CHAPTER 11: DISCRETE-TIME SIGNAL (TEXTBOOK SIGNALS AND SYSTEM BY MAHMOOD NAHVI)'

54. Given x(n) = 0.5nu(n), sketch and label the following
a) ?(? − 3)
b) x(3 - n)
c) ?(? + 3)
d) ?(−? − 3)

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