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Problem 3 In Lecture Note 9, example 8, please complete that problem, and find out the...
My question is from the first step from where did we get 2 ? EXAMPLE 2.21...
My question is from the first step from where did we get 2 ?
EXAMPLE 2.21 FIRST-ORDER RECURSIVE SYSTEM (CONTINUED): COMPLETE SOLUTION Find the solution for the first-order recursive system described by the difference equation y[n] - Laxn – 1] = x[n] (2.46) if the input is x[n] = (1/2)*u[n] and the initial condition is y[ – 1] = 8. Solution: The form of the solution is obtained by summing the homogeneous solution determined in Example 2.18 with the particular...
i need help with 2b please is a set of input values, Y- 2. In this question, we reuse the notation of lecture 37: X-{xi, ,x , m-1) is a set of hash values, and H is an [X → Y)-valued random variab...
i need help with 2b please
is a set of input values, Y- 2. In this question, we reuse the notation of lecture 37: X-{xi, ,x , m-1) is a set of hash values, and H is an [X → Y)-valued random variable {0.1, In lecture, we showed that for any hash value y e Y, the expected number of input values that hash to y is k/m, where k XI and m Yl. However, in determining the time it...
Can someone help me work this out, I'm able to get the left side but for...
Can someone help me work this out, I'm able to get the left side
but for some reason i'm stuck on trying to solve the right.
DRILL 5.10 2-Transform Solution of a Linear Difference Equation olve the following equation if the initial conditions yl-1] 2, yl-2]-0, and the input r[n] u[n]: ANSWER y[n] = [12-15(1)" +YG)"]"[n]
1. Given a set of numbers: A = {1, 3, 5, 2, 8, 7, 9, 4...
1. Given a set of numbers: A = {1, 3, 5, 2, 8, 7, 9, 4 }. Add each digit of your N-Number (e.g. N0 0 3 2 2 0 1 8) to each element of A separately to get your own final array B. ( e.g. B={1,3,8,4,10,7,10,12} = {B1,B2,B3,B4,B5,B6,B7,B8}. ) a) Your set B = ? b) Use merge-sort to sort the array B. Show each step. c) How many “comparisons” for each algorithm above? 2. Use binary-search for...
3. Work out Example 4.18 in the lecture notes by using the CDF method. Example 4.18...
3. Work out Example 4.18 in the lecture notes by using the CDF method. Example 4.18 • Let X and Y be i.i.d. ~ N(0,), i.e., fxy(x, y) = fx(x)fy(y) 210 for all x and y. In polar coordinates, fxx(r cos 6,r sin 7) = 15e etape • Let Z= V x2 + y2. Then fz(z)dz = JJx.): x2 + y €12.z+dz)) fx(2)dz = Jl.. fer(x, y)dx dy
Problem 2 Consider the causal non-linear discrete-time system characterized b difference equation...
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Problem 2 Consider the causal non-linear discrete-time system characterized b difference equation: y the following n of amplitude P (i.e If we use as input x[n] to this system (algorithim) a step functio rge after several iterations to the square root of P t implements the above recursion to compute the square n)-P uIn), then yIn] will conver roots of 25, 9, 3, and 2. How many...
please the problem solution... Suy 1 2 3 + OS IS what we did in the...
please the problem solution...
Suy 1 2 3 + OS IS what we did in the lecture.) In the pressure-composition diagram, the liquid curve is (1) which is a straight line. Solve the equation P(-K) for x in terms of y and substitute into Equation (1) to obtain PP X Plot this result versus y. II
Suy 1 2 3 + OS IS what we did in the lecture.) In the pressure-composition diagram, the liquid curve is (1) which is...
9. Determine whether the following systems are invertible. If so, find the inverse. If not, find...
9. Determine whether the following systems are invertible. If so, find the inverse. If not, find 2 input signals that produce the same output. (a) y)-r (b) yn]-ewl, where a is a real number (c) yt)-vx(t) for real-valued signals x(t) (d) yIn] xIn] (complex conjugate) 10. In most of the book, we will be discussing ways to analyze linear time-invariant (LTI) systems. As we will explore in much more detail later, the response of an LTI system to a particular...
Please write neat so I can read and understand the problem. (1 point) In this exercise...
Please write neat so I can read
and understand the problem.
(1 point) In this exercise we consider finding the first five coefficients in the series solution of the first order linear initial value problem 3y" - xy + 4y = 0 subject to the initial condition y(0) = 3, y'(0) = 2. Since the equation has an ordinary point at x = 0 and it has a power series solution in the form y= 2" We learned how to...
In the previous lecture this method was explained. Recall that an ODE of the type dy/dr+py...
In the previous lecture this method was explained. Recall that an ODE of the type dy/dr+py be rewritten as may 讐-劘塭 dr with ydl/dx- Ipy from where /(x) can be derived The complete solution of this ODE then is a sum of two terms: a term y. which is a solution of the ODE rewritten as d(ly)/dx- lq and a term y2, which follows from solving the homogeneous equation (the ODE with q-0 Task Solve two differential equations and determine...
My question is from the first step from where did we get 2 ?
EXAMPLE 2.21 FIRST-ORDER RECURSIVE SYSTEM (CONTINUED): COMPLETE SOLUTION Find the solution for the first-order recursive system described by the difference equation y[n] - Laxn – 1] = x[n] (2.46) if the input is x[n] = (1/2)*u[n] and the initial condition is y[ – 1] = 8. Solution: The form of the solution is obtained by summing the homogeneous solution determined in Example 2.18 with the particular...
i need help with 2b please
is a set of input values, Y- 2. In this question, we reuse the notation of lecture 37: X-{xi, ,x , m-1) is a set of hash values, and H is an [X → Y)-valued random variable {0.1, In lecture, we showed that for any hash value y e Y, the expected number of input values that hash to y is k/m, where k XI and m Yl. However, in determining the time it...
Can someone help me work this out, I'm able to get the left side
but for some reason i'm stuck on trying to solve the right.
DRILL 5.10 2-Transform Solution of a Linear Difference Equation olve the following equation if the initial conditions yl-1] 2, yl-2]-0, and the input r[n] u[n]: ANSWER y[n] = [12-15(1)" +YG)"]"[n]
3. Work out Example 4.18 in the lecture notes by using the CDF method. Example 4.18 • Let X and Y be i.i.d. ~ N(0,), i.e., fxy(x, y) = fx(x)fy(y) 210 for all x and y. In polar coordinates, fxx(r cos 6,r sin 7) = 15e etape • Let Z= V x2 + y2. Then fz(z)dz = JJx.): x2 + y €12.z+dz)) fx(2)dz = Jl.. fer(x, y)dx dy
Please help me in this question using MATLAB and Calculations
please by hand
Problem 2 Consider the causal non-linear discrete-time system characterized b difference equation: y the following n of amplitude P (i.e If we use as input x[n] to this system (algorithim) a step functio rge after several iterations to the square root of P t implements the above recursion to compute the square n)-P uIn), then yIn] will conver roots of 25, 9, 3, and 2. How many...
please the problem solution...
Suy 1 2 3 + OS IS what we did in the lecture.) In the pressure-composition diagram, the liquid curve is (1) which is a straight line. Solve the equation P(-K) for x in terms of y and substitute into Equation (1) to obtain PP X Plot this result versus y. II
Suy 1 2 3 + OS IS what we did in the lecture.) In the pressure-composition diagram, the liquid curve is (1) which is...
9. Determine whether the following systems are invertible. If so, find the inverse. If not, find 2 input signals that produce the same output. (a) y)-r (b) yn]-ewl, where a is a real number (c) yt)-vx(t) for real-valued signals x(t) (d) yIn] xIn] (complex conjugate) 10. In most of the book, we will be discussing ways to analyze linear time-invariant (LTI) systems. As we will explore in much more detail later, the response of an LTI system to a particular...
Please write neat so I can read
and understand the problem.
(1 point) In this exercise we consider finding the first five coefficients in the series solution of the first order linear initial value problem 3y" - xy + 4y = 0 subject to the initial condition y(0) = 3, y'(0) = 2. Since the equation has an ordinary point at x = 0 and it has a power series solution in the form y= 2" We learned how to...
In the previous lecture this method was explained. Recall that an ODE of the type dy/dr+py be rewritten as may 讐-劘塭 dr with ydl/dx- Ipy from where /(x) can be derived The complete solution of this ODE then is a sum of two terms: a term y. which is a solution of the ODE rewritten as d(ly)/dx- lq and a term y2, which follows from solving the homogeneous equation (the ODE with q-0 Task Solve two differential equations and determine...
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