14. The signal $x[n]$ is defined in Figure E-0. Let $y[n]$ be the first backward difference of $x[n]$ and let $z[n]$ be the accumulation of $x[n]$. (Assume that $x[n]$ is zero for all $n < 0$). Figure E-0 (a) What is the value of $y[4]$? (b) What is the value of $z[6]$?
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