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Using the partial fraction method, calculate the inverse z-transform of the following DT causal sequences: (vi)...

Using the partial fraction method, calculate the inverse z-transform of the following DT causal sequences:

(vi) X(z) = (4z-2) / (10-6(z^1 + z^-^1))

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