Find this inverse Z transform for the following function. Hint - it might help to consider F(z)/z F(z) = frac{6z^2}{(z + 4)(3z - 1)} frac{2}{13} left(frac{1}{3} ight)^k + frac{24}{13}(-4)^k frac{6}{13} left(frac{1}{3} ight)^k - frac{24}{13}4^k frac{6}{13} (-3)^k - frac{24}{13}(-4)^k frac{2}{13} (-3)^k + frac{24}{13}4^k
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