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已知某系统的输入、输出关系为(其中x(0)为系统初始状态,f(t)为外部激励),试判断该系统是(线性、非

已知某系统的输入、输出关系为 (其中x(0)为系统初始状态,f(t)为外部激励),试判断该系统是(线性、非线性)___________(时变,时不变)_________系统。

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