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Determine whether each system is LTI, causal and/or stable and with or without memory. Justify answers....

Determine whether each system is LTI, causal and/or stable and with or without memory. Justify answers.

a) y(t) =sen(x(t))

b) y(t) = dx/dt + x(t)

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