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Can This Linear System Be Considered Stable?
Ah, so it has a transfer function of one! I didn't think that it would be that easy. This also means that is stable (poles at zero) so I think we are all set. Thanks again!- lucidlobster
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Can This Linear System Be Considered Stable?
I had a feeling this was a strange question which doesn't help since I don't fully understand how to obtain transfer functions in the first place. So applying the time shift 0.5X(n) + z^{-2}100X(z) -20z^{-10}(z) Collect the X(z)'s This transform is from the time shift right? X(z)= 0.5 +...- lucidlobster
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Can This Linear System Be Considered Stable?
Homework Statement Determine the stability of the following linear system y(n) = 0.5x(n) +100x(n-2) - 20x(n-10) Homework Equations x(n) = 0.5\delta(n) S=\sum^{\infty}_{k=0}\left| h(k)\right| The Attempt at a Solution Z \left\{ 0.5x(n) +100x(n-2) - 20x(n-10) \right\} Z...- lucidlobster
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- Linear Linear system Stability System
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Volume of rotation - my answer seems off a bit
Really? That is awesome! Any second opinions?- lucidlobster
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Volume of rotation - my answer seems off a bit
Find the area of the given function, rotated about the y axis The Area below the line y=2 and above y=sin(x) from 0-\pi I did this rotated around the X AXIS no problem, I found the area of the disk to be \pi(4-sin^{2}(x)) The volume around the X AXIS to...- lucidlobster
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- Bit Rotation Volume
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help