B1. (a) Find X(z) of the following difference equation with initial condition (7 marks) x[0] = 3. x[n+1] - 4x[n] = 15n - 5 (b) Hence, calculate x[n]. (8 marks)
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The given difference equation is x[n+1] - 4x[n] = 15n - 5. To find Xz, we need to rewrite the equation in terms of Xz. Let's substitute n+1 with z and n with z-1 in the equation: x[z] - 4x[z-1] = 15(z-1) - 5 Show more…
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