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sir, if the obtained x[n] is of u(-n-1) then for the give first condition will it remain same or it will change (as the answer for the 2nd condition)?

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One question, why do you have to divide X(z)/z in order to do the partial fraction expansion?

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To remove z from numerator.Z transform of the time domain signals have z in their numerator so that we can apply partial fraction method.At last again we bring back X(z).

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