A set of non-minimum phase zeros within a linear system means which of the follo

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A set of non-minimum phase zeros within a linear system means which of the following? Select all statements which are true.

a) There is no relevance of non-minimum phase verses minimum phase zeros in terms of the frequency response.

b)The non-minimum phase zeros give the same log-magnitude characteristics as minimum phase zeros.

c)The non-minimum phase set of zeros exists on the positive real region (right hand side) of the s-plane.

d) The non-minimum phase set of zeros exists on the positive real region (right hand side) of the s-plane meaning that the system is unstable. These zeros therefore do not contribute anything meaningful to the frequency response.

e) The non-minimum phase zeros contribute from 0o to -90o phase shift per zero whereas minimum phase zeros contribute from 0o to +90o phase shift per zero.

Explanation / Answer

statement in "B" , "C" and "E" are correct

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