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    Finding the Closed Form of a Summation for k*z-k: Step-by-Step Solution

    i will save the issue rather than understanding
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    Finding the Closed Form of a Summation for k*z-k: Step-by-Step Solution

    Firstly..Thank you for help me. secondly.. this is not homework ... the subject in Digital signal processing (finding the z-transform) only.
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    Finding the Closed Form of a Summation for k*z-k: Step-by-Step Solution

    I'm sorry:mad: i can't do it!:cry::cry::cry:
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    Finding the Closed Form of a Summation for k*z-k: Step-by-Step Solution

    i can't do it!
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    Finding the Closed Form of a Summation for k*z-k: Step-by-Step Solution

    thank you mr.LCKurtz I will try it now
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    Finding the Closed Form of a Summation for k*z-k: Step-by-Step Solution

    mr Mark44 I am studying "z-transform" in Digital Signal Processing, this is not homework, i studying for final Exam tomorrow
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    Finding the Closed Form of a Summation for k*z-k: Step-by-Step Solution

    LCKurtz it is derivative of xk right?
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    Finding the Closed Form of a Summation for k*z-k: Step-by-Step Solution

    LCKurtz , i can't understand your post.I know the closed form of geometric series =\frac{FirstTerm} {1 - CommonRatio} CommonRatio = termn / termn-1 but in my problem , the 'CommonRatio' isn't fixed term4/term3 not equal to term3/term2
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    Finding the Closed Form of a Summation for k*z-k: Step-by-Step Solution

    Please please, I need solution hello every one I have this summation in my book infinity \sum k*z-k k=0 my solution: infinity \sum k*z-k = z-1+2z-2+3z-3+... k=0 please i want the closed form (step-by-step)
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