## Libniz Group Title y(n)-5y(n-1)+6y(n-2)=0 one year ago one year ago

1. Libniz

we have to solve for y(n)

2. Libniz

so I took fourier transform $y(e^{jw})-5y(e^{jw})e^{-jw}+6y(e^{jw})e^{-2jw}=0$ $y(e^{jw})(1-5e^{-jw}+6e^{-2jw})=0$

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$y(e^{jw})(1-5e^{-jw}+6e^{-2jw})=0$ let s=e^jw $y(s)(1-5/s +6/s^2)=0$

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$(1-5/s +6/s^2)=0$ $(1-3/s)(1-2/s)=0$

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$(1-3s^{-1})(1-2s^{-1})=0$

6. Libniz

@phi

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s=-3,-2

8. phi

I think the roots are +3 and +2 (I would have solved s^2 -5s +6=0 to get (s-2)(s-3)=0

9. Libniz

yes, s=3 and s=2

10. Libniz

then how would we go back to fourier form?

11. phi

this reminds me of laplace transforms, but I have not seen it done using fourier

12. Libniz

z transform since it is discreet

13. phi

I would have to read up on it, because I don't know this off the top of my head.

14. Libniz

ok, thanks

15. phi

btw, what kind of problem is this?

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this is from discrete signal processing

17. phi

The best I can come up with is that you are solving a homogenous equation for the non-forced system response. The solution is a linear combination of exponentials. you found $e^{jw_0} = 2 \text{ and } e^{jw_1} =3$ the solution would be $y= c_0 e^{jw_0n} +c_1 e^{jw_1n}$ which becomes $y= c_0 2^{n} +c_1 3^{n}$