Price Skimming, Bundling (Bundle Pricing), Cоmpetitive Pricing, Penetrаtiоn Pricing, Psychоlogicаl PricingIf one of your compаny's objective involves attempting to capture a larger % share of the market very quickly, which of the pricing strategies listed above should you utilize? (Explain why). If one of your company's objective involves attempting to re-capture as much revenue as possible to cover the product’s initial commercialization costs, which of the pricing strategies listed above should you utilize? (Explain why).
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Prоblem 1 - (10 pоints) Determine (X(z)), the (Z)-trаnsfоrm of (x[n]), where [x[n]=sum_{k=0}^{infty} а^kdeltа[n-3k]=delta[n]+adelta[n-3]+a^2delta[n-6]+a^3delta[n-9]+cdots] is plotted below. Figure 1: Discrete-time sequence (x[n]). Determine a closed-form expression for (X(z)). Clearly specify the corresponding Region of Convergence (ROC). (Note: If a solution cannot be determined, explain in detail why the problem is unsolvable with the given information. Clearly justify your reasoning). Problem 2 (10 points) A causal continuous-time (CT) system has the following pole-zero diagram. Let (y(t)=s(t)) represent the response of this system to a unit-step signal [x(t)=u(t)=begin{cases}1, & tge0,\[2mm]0, & text{otherwise}.end{cases}] Assume that the unit-step response (s(t)) of this system is known to approach (1) as (trightarrowinfty). Determine (y(t)=s(t)) and enter it in the box below. (Note: If a solution cannot be determined, explain in detail why the problem is unsolvable with the given information. Clearly justify your reasoning). Problem 3. DT Systems (10 points) The pole-zero diagram for a discrete-time (DT) system is shown below, where the circle has radius (1). It is known that when the input is (1) for all (n), the output is also (1) for all (n). Sketch the unit-sample response (h[n]) of the system. Clearly label the important features of your sketch. (Note: If a solution cannot be determined, explain in detail why the problem is unsolvable with the given information. Clearly justify your reasoning). Problem 4. (10 points) Consider the continuous-time system described by the input-output relationship [y(t)=int_{,t-2}^{,t+1}x(s),ds.] Determine whether the system possesses each of the following properties. Clearly justify every answer. (Note: If a solution cannot be determined, explain in detail why the problem is unsolvable with the given information. Clearly justify your reasoning). Memoryless Causal Linear Time Invariant BIBO Stable Problem 5. (15 points) Consider the continuous-time LTI system shown below. The system consists of two parallel LTI subsystems with impulse responses (h_1(t)) and (h_2(t)). (Note: If a solution cannot be determined, explain in detail why the problem is unsolvable with the given information. Clearly justify your reasoning). The impulse responses of the two subsystems are [h_1(t)=begin{cases}1, & -1leq t0,\[4pt]X!left(j(omega+omega_M)right), & omega