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In z-domain transfer function 1. X(z) = {(-z+1)/(z-1.1)}U(z) 2. X(z) = {(20z^2-39z+19.01)/(0.01z-0.01)}U(z) 3.  X(z) = {(0.01z-0.01)/(z^3-0.7z^2-3.59z-0.708)}U(z) what...

In z-domain transfer function

1. X(z) = {(-z+1)/(z-1.1)}U(z)

2. X(z) = {(20z^2-39z+19.01)/(0.01z-0.01)}U(z)

3.  X(z) = {(0.01z-0.01)/(z^3-0.7z^2-3.59z-0.708)}U(z)

what are the steady state values of x of this equation at t is infinite?

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The steady state value of x, when t is infinite can be found out using 'Final Value theorem' using the following expression:

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