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tronxo
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how can i prove mathematically if a system is linear or not? i mean, i know the system must obey proportionally law and superpositon, but i don't know how apply into it.
well, if anyone could help me, the systems i need to prove are:
x(t) -> y(t)= Cx(t) + k
x(t) -> y(t)= ∫ (from minus infinite to "t") x(e)d(e); where "e" is a dummy variable
well, if anyone could help me, the systems i need to prove are:
x(t) -> y(t)= Cx(t) + k
x(t) -> y(t)= ∫ (from minus infinite to "t") x(e)d(e); where "e" is a dummy variable