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Wat the heck?
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Is this hw cus I feel bad for ya!
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Yes, a minimum phase continuous time system is also minimum phase when converted into discrete time system using bilinear transformation.
Step-by-step explanation:
Bilinear Transform:
In digital signal processing, the bilinear transform is used to convert continuous time system into discrete time system representation.
Minimum-Phase:
We know that a system is considered to be minimum phase if the zeros are situated in the left half of the s-plane in continuous time system. In the same way, a system is minimum phase when its zeros are inside the unit circle of z-plane in discrete time system.
The bilinear transform is used to map the left half of the s-plane to the interior of the unit circle in the z-plane preserving the stability and minimum phase property of the system. Therefore, a minimum phase continuous time system is also minimum phase when converted into discrete time system using bilinear transformation.
Elimination:
3x - 9y = 3
6x - 3y = -24
3x - 9y = 3
18x - 9y = -72
(subtract)
-15x = 75
÷ -15
x = -5
(3 × -5) - 9y = 3
-15 - 9y = 3
+ 15
-9y = 18
÷ -9
y = -2
Substitution:
6x - 3y = -24
+ 3y
6x = -24 + 3y
÷ 6
x = 4 + 0.5y
3(4 + 0.5y) - 9y = 3
12 + 1.5y - 9y = 3
12 - 7.5y = 3
- 12
-7.5y = -9
÷ -7.5
y = 1.2
x = 4 + (0.5 × 1.2)
x = 4 + 0.6
x = 4.6
So this one didn't fail as much, but I got different numbers. If you have to give in values, I'd give in the values from the elimination because I don't trust myself when it comes to the substitution
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