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    The document defines two functions gt and gz. Gt is defined in terms of the variable T and exponential and logistic functions. Gz applies the z-transform to gt, expressing it as a function of z. The z-transform of the second function gt, defined as T*exp(-T), is expressed as a rational function of z divided by the square of z*exp(1)-1.

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    The document defines two functions gt and gz. Gt is defined in terms of the variable T and exponential and logistic functions. Gz applies the z-transform to gt, expressing it as a function of z. The z-transform of the second function gt, defined as T*exp(-T), is expressed as a rational function of z divided by the square of z*exp(1)-1.

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    The document defines two functions gt and gz. Gt is defined in terms of the variable T and exponential and logistic functions. Gz applies the z-transform to gt, expressing it as a function of z. The z-transform of the second function gt, defined as T*exp(-T), is expressed as a rational function of z divided by the square of z*exp(1)-1.

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    >> syms T

    >> gt=0.5*(1-(exp(-2*T)))

    gt =

    1/2 - exp(-2*T)/2

    >> gz=ztrans(gt)

    gz =

    z/(2*(z - 1)) - z/(2*(z - exp(-2)))

    >> pretty(gz)

    z z

    --------- - ---------------

    2 (z - 1) (z - exp(-2)) 2
    >> syms T

    >> gt=T*exp(-T)

    gt =

    T*exp(-T)

    >> gz=ztrans(gt)

    gz =

    (z*exp(1))/(z*exp(1) - 1)^2

    >> pretty(gz)

    zE

    ----------

    (z E - 1)

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