Signals & Systems - Time Invariant or Variant Systems - working examples -1 - UNIT III

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[@r3ktm8te]

Hi, at 7:30 shouldn't it be time-invariant since both y(t,t1) = x[-2(t-t1)] = y(t-t1) ?

[@Boopathidragon]

X() for first we substitute -t1 inside x() but for second we substitute t-t1 inside x() by replacing t

[@gvenkatasuryavishal8589]

Sir, A Small doubt at Example 8 how it is e^2x(t-t1)?

[@aryarohanrachamalla2730]

Sir which book are you following sir ? is it Openhiem book ?

[@MrPprasanna]

Signals and systems by Anand Kumar, good for beginners