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Inverse z of z/((z+1)²(z-1))
Short answer
Use partial fractions of X(z)/z: X(z)=1/4 z/(z-1)-1/4 z/(z+1)-1/2 z/(z+1)^2. Inverse gives x(k)=1/4 -1/4(-1)^k +1/2 k(-1)^k for k≥0.
Find the inverse z-transform of z/((z + 1)²(z - 1)).
Partial fractions of X(z)/z.
X(z)/z = 1/[(z + 1)²(z − 1)] = A/(z − 1) + B/(z + 1)² + C/(z + 1)
A = 1/(1 + 1)² = 1/4
B = 1/(−1 − 1) = −1/2
A + C = 0 (no z² term in the numerator) → C = −1/4
X(z) = ¼ z/(z − 1) − ¼ z/(z + 1) − ½ z/(z + 1)²
Standard pairs
- Z⁻¹[z/(z − 1)] = 1
- Z⁻¹[z/(z + 1)] = (−1)ᵏ
- Z[k aᵏ] = az/(z − a)²; for a = −1: Z[k(−1)ᵏ] = −z/(z + 1)², so Z⁻¹[z/(z + 1)²] = −k(−1)ᵏ
Answer:
x(k) = ¼ − ¼(−1)ᵏ + ½ k (−1)ᵏ, k ≥ 0.
Check: x(0) = 0, x(1) = 0, x(2) = 1, x(3) = −1, x(4) = 2, … The expansion X(z) = z⁻² − z⁻³ + 2z⁻⁴ − … agrees.
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