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Computation of Z-transform - MATLAB

Consider a discrete-time pulse x[n] = u[n] - u[n - 10].

a) Plot x[n] as a function of n and use the definition of the Z-transform to find X(z).

b) Use the Z-transform of u[n] and properties of the Z-transform to find X(z). Verify that the expressions obtained above for X(z) are identical.

c) Find the poles and the zeros of X(z) and plot them in the z-plane. Use MATLAB to plot the poles and zeros.

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This solution provides the MATLAB code, formatted calculations and plits the poles and seroes in the z-plane. This is shown in the attached WORD document.

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