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I love how this is really really organized, and at the same time, very concise. Thank you so much, Sir!

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Brilliant stuff

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[@mohammadtaimoorhussain2832]

Explained very clearly.. impressive..

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[@Mansoor.BSCEF22]

Simple explanation . loved it .......

[@humzaahmed1412]

this was so helpful thank you!!!!!!

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you solved my problem 120%

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[@diju_04]

Just spent 6 mins .... extraordinary teaching....tq sir ❤️❤️

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HEYYYYY, I AM LITERALLY HAPPY RIGHT NOW, THIS VIDEO REALLY HELPED ME UNDERSTANDING THAT SECTION OF MY MATERIAL

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[@md.saiyedchowdhury2545]

Best understood sir ❤

[@amulyadevireddy5669]

One is depending on future value other one is depending on present value how can we say the whole system is dynamic...

[@TommyCN-zn5wu]

Definition of static is its output depends only on the present input ..So there is not only the present so we taken the system as dynamic...tq👍🏻

[@streetfoods9467]

very good explanation

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[@EAtom478]

Why is x(t-2) considered past? I am picturing this as a right shift into the future. Great video thank you for making.

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[@Coherent-Wave]

forget the shifting. t-2 is less than t, therefore t-2 is the time before t hence it is the past. if the time is 5 pm, then t-2 is 3.

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[@iamfaiqahmed]

Perfect 👍

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Just ossom explanation☺
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Impressive explanation, thanks a lot :)

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[@xavierturano548]

thank you very much this helped me a lot many teachers skip that number line with past present and future values which is crucial to understanding this topic

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It's So helpful, thank you so much !

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Thank you so much sir. I'll pass DSP and SS because of you. 🙏

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Nice

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Thank you sir

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Wow sir so nice

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[@syedbehzad2893]

Nice

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Do more problem on this method 🙄🙄🙄

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[@GyanVarsha94]

y(t) = x(t) + u(t+1) is causal or non causal

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Non causal.... because y(t) has y(0) to y(-1) even if X(t) is causal
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[@ajitbpasodi5782]

You have to tell (Memory less or Not memory less)
Then What is Memory 🙄

[@fahadabdullah510]

Memory means Not memory less