The relation between input-outpus is given as y[n]=x[n-3]+x[1-n] Check the property of system; Memory, Causality, and BIBO stability. Your answer: O System is memoryless. System is non-causal. System is BIBO stable O System is memoryless. System is causal. System is BIBO stable. O System has memory. System is non-causal. System is BIBO stable. O System has memory. System is non-causal. System is unstable. O System has memory. System is causal. System is BIBO stable.
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Memory: A system is said to have memory if the output at a given time depends on the past and/or future values of the input. In this case, the system has memory because the output y[n] depends on the past value of the input x[n-3] and the future value of the input Show more…
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