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Where are the zeros of H(z) = 1+ z-2 located?

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The advantage of a Butterworth and elliptic filters is that their roll off is faster
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Digital filters are classified according to

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The rectangular window has a value of one over its appropriate length.

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A filter which has a feedback is considered an FIRfilter.

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How many poles and zeros does the transfer function H(z) = z-5 have

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To make the signal or system real, the pole/zero components must also be real
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The order of the digital filter given by H(z)= 1 + z-2

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An FIR filter requires more delay impulses as compare with an IIR filter which
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The advantage of a Chebyshev Type I and elliptic filters isthat their roll off is
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The zeros of the transfer function given by H(z) = z-3 is located at

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A Tukey window is also referred to as the

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If a signal is desired to be filtered in a triangular response, which of the following

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While referring to the difference equation, if there is a past and present output,
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Zeros are defined as the value/s of z where the ______ will become zero.

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The primary advantage of FIR filters over IIR filters is that they typically meet a
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Common among characteristics of both Butterworth and Chebyshev Type II

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A filter which has a feedback is considered an IIR filter.

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Which of the following is true about the side lobe roll-off rate (dB/decade) of
windows?
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a. The approximate side lobe roll-off rate of a Blackman and a Rectangular
window is both 60 dB/decade.
b. The approximate side lobe roll-off rate of a Blackman and a Rectangular
window is both 20 dB/decade.
c. The approximate side lobe roll-off rateof a Blackman and a Hanning window is
both 60dB/decade.
d. The approximate side lobe roll-off rate of a Blackman and a Hanning window
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Given a specification for filter requirements, IIR can be implemented with less
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The transfer function of the difference equation given y(n) = x(n) –x(n-1) – 2y(n-
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b. H(z) = 1-z-1/ 1- 2z-1- z-2
c. H(z) = 1-z-1/ 1+ 2z-1 + z-2
d. H(z) = 1-z-1/ 2z-1 + z-2

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If there are two poles that represent a transfer function, the number of zeros can
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Where would the other pole be located if the transfer functions is composed of
two zeros in the origin and a pole in -0.7i?

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If there are two poles that represent a transfer function, the number of zeros can
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Although this filter exhibits smoothness of the response to allfrequencies, its

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H(z) or the design of the filter is as easy as finding the ratio of the input over the
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The root/s of the denominator that will make the transfer function equal to 0
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The root/s of the denominator that will make the transfer function equal to 0
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Which of the following represents the process of upsampling?

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One reasons why downsampling is employed in transmission

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A sampling technique which is the result of the combination of upsampling and

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Interpolation is a method similar to

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Which of the following represents the process of downsampling

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A sampling technique which is the result of the combination of upsampling and

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Which of the following represents the process of downsampling

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To reduce a 192kHz to 44.1 kHz, resampling must be employed.

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To reduce a 192kHz to 44.1 kHz, downsampling may be readily used.

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The upsampling and downsampling factors to convert 25 Hz to 60 Hz is

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In multirate digital signal processing, the factors must be any positive number.

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In audio, after downsampling, the signal is compressed in time domain but

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To produce a 250Hz signal from 400 Hz, thefactor is

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The value of the second sample after upsampling using linear interpolation
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The downsampling factor involved of the audio signal from 192kHz to 48kHz is

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Which of the following is does not employ downsampling of x(n) = [0 1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9]?

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b. x(n) = [0 4 8 …]
c. x(n) = [0 9]
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In multirate digital signal processing, the factors must be an integer.

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To reduce the sampling rate from 96 kHz to 32kHz, the downsampling factor is

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The typical unwanted result of upsampling in images is in the form of debris and
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Which of the following factors represents resampling?

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Which of the following is does not employ downsampling of x(n) = [0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9]?
Select one:
a. x(n) = [0 2 4 6 8 0]
b. x(n) = [04 8 …]
c. x(n) = [0 9]
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The insertion of zero also called the zero stuffing in between samples is an
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In audio, after downsampling, the signal is compressed both in time and
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Suppose for a signal represented by the sequence, x(n) = [0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9], if

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If an audio signal is downsampled, the sound would be

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Determine the value of M for the downsampling represented below:

x(n) = [ 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4]
y(n) = [ 0 1 2 3 4]

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Suppose for a signal represented by the sequence, x(n) = [0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9], if

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b. y(n) = [ 0 2.5 5.5 7.5]
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If the signal x(n) = [ 0 1 2 3 4] will use linear interpolation to upsample the

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b. x(n) = [ 1 3 5 7]
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d. x(n) = [ 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 ]

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Which of the following represents the process of upsampling?

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Determine the value of M for the downsampling represented below:

x(n) = [ 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4]
y(n) = [ 0 1 2 3 4]

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The value of the second sample after upsampling using linear interpolation
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Which of the following factors represents resampling?

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The zeros of the transfer function given by H(z) = z-3 is located at

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A sampling technique which is the result of the combination of upsampling and

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The values of the new samples when employing linear interpolation is computed
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Where are the zeros of H(z) = 1+ z-2 located?

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Which of the following represents the process of upsampling?

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One reasons why downsampling is employed in transmission

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Which of the following is true about Butterworth, Type I and Type II Chebyshev
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filters
b. Butterworth filtershave a steeper roll-off and more passband ripple than
Chebyshev I
c. Butterworth have a steeper roll-off and more stopband ripple than Chebyshev
II
d. Chebyshev I has more passband ripple than Butterworth filters

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The order of the digital filter given by H(z)= 1 + z-2

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The rectangular window has a value of one over its appropriate length.

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While referring to the difference equation, if there is a past and present output,
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A sampling technique which is the result of the combination of upsampling and

downsampling is referred to as

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Changing the sampling rate of an audio signal in time domain does not affect
the characteristics of the audio in frequency domain since they have inverse
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If there are two poles that represent a transfer function, the number of zeros can
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During upsampling, information is added with the values inserted in between.

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In multirate digital signal processing, the factors must be an integer.

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The trade-off of using a higher order Butterworth filter is the

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If the value inserted in between samples is just a replica value of a neighboring
sample, it is not considered upsampling.

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The location of the poles and zeros is simply a representation of the digital filter
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To reduce a 192kHz to 44.1 kHz, resampling must be employed.

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To reduce the sampling rate from 96 kHz to 32kHz, the downsampling factor is

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In a low pass filter design, the IIR filter that would give the least transition region
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The typical unwanted result of downsampling in images is in the form of debris

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To make the signal or system real, the pole/zero components must also be real
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Although this filter exhibits smoothness of the response to allfrequencies, its

main disadvantage is that it's transition region is wider compared to other IIR
filters

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b. Chebyshev I
c. Elliptic
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The root/s of the denominator that will make the transfer function equal to 0
making the transfer function undefined is referred to as the

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To make the signal or system real, the pole/zero components must also be real
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An IIR filter requires more delay impulses as compare with an FIR filter which
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Changing the sampling rate of an audio signal in time domain also affects the
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Which of the following is true about the side lobe roll-off rate (dB/decade) of
windows?

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window is both 20 dB/decade.
b. The approximate side lobe roll-off rateof a Blackman and a Hanning window is
both 60dB/decade.
c. The approximate side lobe roll-off rate of a Blackman and a Rectangular
window is both 60 dB/decade.
 d. The approximate side lobe roll-off rate of a Blackman and a Hanning window
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Which of the following represents the process of downsampling

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b. 36kHz to 192kHz
c. 48kHz to 22kHz
d. 192kHz to 36kHz

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The upsampling and downsampling factors to convert 25 Hz to 60 Hz is

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b. 2.4
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Zeros are defined as the value/s of z where the ______ will become zero.

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The downsampling factor involved of the audio signal from 192kHz to 48kHz is

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Zero stuffing is a method which is classified as

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Which of the following represents the process of upsampling?

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c. 25 frames per second to 50 frames per second
d. 44.1kHz to 48kHz

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The desired filter length of a Hamming window if N is 30 is

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The approximate mainlobe width of a Bartlett window is:

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b.
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One reasons why downsampling is employed in transmission

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c. to reduce data during transmission
d. to increase bandwidth

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If an audio signal is downsampled, the sound would be

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A Tukey window is also referred to as the

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b. Flat top
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The magnitude frequency response represents the ________ of the digital filter.

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To reduce the sampling rate from 96 kHz to 32kHz, the downsampling factor is

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In audio, after downsampling, the signal is compressed in time domain but

behave as expansion in the frequency domain.

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The difference between the Bartlett and triangular windows is that the Fourier
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How many poles does the transfer functionH(z) = z-2 have?

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Another term that refers to the transfer function, H(z) is

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The insertion of zero also called the zero stuffing in between samples is an
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Digital filters are classified according to

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d. frequency selectivity

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The typical unwanted result of downsampling in images is in the form of debris

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Interpolation is a method similar to

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d. resampling

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The insertion of a replica of the value in between samples is an example of

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If a signal is desired to be filtered in a triangular response, which of the following

windows could give the best response?

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In audio, after downsampling, the signal is compressed both in time and

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While referring to the difference equation, if there is a past and present output,
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Given a specification for filter requirements, IIR can be implemented with less
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Upsampling in the time-domain is _________ in frequency domain

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To reduce a 192kHz to 44.1 kHz, downsampling may be readily used.

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The impulse response of y(n) = x(n) + 0.5y(n-1) is a/an _________________

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b. exponential
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d. unit sample

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The advantage of a Chebyshev Type I and elliptic filters isthat their roll off is
faster but suffers from passband ripple.

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The insertion of a replica of the value in between samples is an example of

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The values of the new samples when employing linear interpolation is computed
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In multirate digital signal processing, the factors must be an integer.

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The magnitude frequency response represents the ________ of the digital filter.

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H(z) or the design of the filter is as easy as finding the ratio of the output over
the input.

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Determine the value of M for the downsampling represented below:

x(n) = [ 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4]
y(n) = [ 0 1 2 3 4]

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b. 0.5
c. 1
d. 1.5

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Downsampling in the time-domain is _________ in frequency domain

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Suppose for a signal represented by the sequence, x(n) = [0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9], if

it is downsampled by 3, the output y(n) would be:

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b. y(n) = [ 3 6 9 ]
c. y(n) = [0 4 8 0]
d. y(n) = [0 3 6 9]

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Zeros are defined as the value/s of z where the ______ will become zero.

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c. root
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frequency domain.

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How many poles and zeros does the transfer function H(z) = z-5 have

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b. no zero and 5 poles
c. 5 zeros and no poles
d. 5 zeros and 5 poles

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Poles are defined as the value/s of z where the ______ will become zero.

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b. numerators
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With zero insertion, no information is added to the signal during upsampling.

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Common among characteristics of both Butterworth and Chebyshev Type II

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Which of the following factors represents resampling?

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b. 1.5
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The value of the second sample after upsamplingusing linear interpolation would
be x(n) = [ 0 1 2 3 4] by 3 would be:

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d. 3

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The root/s of the denominator that will make the transfer function equal to 0
making the transfer function undefined is referred to as the

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a. Pole/s
b. transfer function
c. impulse response
d. Zero/s