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1. The following system which is static is __________ .



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  • By: guest on 02 Jun 2017 12.56 am
    The system represented by expression ex(t) is static (memoryless) ∵ output at time = 't' dependent only. In case of derivative, if we take the laplace transform we have to consider initial conditions. Hence memory is required.
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