The system x(n) = (2n+1), x(n) is casual or non casual

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The system x(n) = (2n+1), x(n) is  casual or non casual  ​

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Answer:   No it does not satisfy the condition. Simply take an example:    n=1⟹y[1]=x[2]  Hence the output value at the present time n=1 depends on a future value of the input at time n=2. This violates the causality principle.

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Discuss thoroughly the renal regulation of acid-base balance in the body with the illustration of conservation of bicarbonate ion

subtract the second expression from the first expression 31rt + 41ut , 19tu – 13ts

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The system x(n) = (2n+1), x(n) is casual or non casual ​

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Discuss thoroughly the renal regulation of acid-base balance in the body with the illustration of conservation of bicarbonate ion

subtract the second expression from the first expression 31rt + 41ut , 19tu – 13ts​

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