20 points 10 points Match the frequency and impulse responses to the correct pole-zero plots. Poles are marked as "x" and zeros are marked as "o" in the pole-zero plots. 7.2 PZ3 0 PZ5 PZ6 74 0 Real Real T [index(n) Frequency (rad)
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From the plot, we can see that there is a zero at the origin (marked as "o") and a pole at -7.2 (marked as "x"). Show more…
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