Question: A low-pass IIR discrete filter has a transfer function (a) Find the poles and zeros of this filter. (b) Suppose that you multiply the impulse

(a) Find the poles and zeros of this filter.
(b) Suppose that you multiply the impulse response of the low-pass filter by (1)n so that you obtain a new transfer function

Find the poles and zeros for H1(z). What type of filter is it?
(c) Is it true, in general, that if every zin a low-pass filter transfer function is changed into z you obtain a high-pass filter? Explain.
H(z) = 0.5"z-" --n n=0 H1 (z) = (-0.5)"z-" n=0
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