Can you give examples of a system that is LTI?

I am sorry guys this thread has been hijacked.
You see this Rick's post, all his focus is centered around "this
problem sounds exactly like a
homework problem!!!"

novellover wrote:
> I am sorry guys this thread has been hijacked.
> You see this Rick's post, all his focus is centered around "this
> problem sounds exactly like a
> homework problem!!!"

It does. How would you characterize it? You use an alias, possibly so 
whoever grades you won't mark you down. The question itself has that 
contrived, not-real-world quality common in course work, and you give no 
indication of what in particular puzzles you. You say you created the 
problems yourself; you probably did. Even self-assigned homework is 
valueless if someone else hands you the answer.

If you don't want a bank guard to nab you, don't wear a ski mask when 
you go to cash a check.

Jerry
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Engineering is the art of making what you want from things you can get.
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On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 13:25:34 -0400, Jerry Avins <jya@ieee.org> wrote:

>novellover wrote:
>> I am sorry guys this thread has been hijacked.
>> You see this Rick's post, all his focus is centered around "this
>> problem sounds exactly like a
>> homework problem!!!"
>
>It does. How would you characterize it? You use an alias, possibly so 
>whoever grades you won't mark you down. The question itself has that 
>contrived, not-real-world quality common in course work, and you give no 
>indication of what in particular puzzles you. You say you created the 
>problems yourself; you probably did. Even self-assigned homework is 
>valueless if someone else hands you the answer.
>
>If you don't want a bank guard to nab you, don't wear a ski mask when 
>you go to cash a check.
>
>Jerry


Hi Jer,

   That "bank guard" analogy was great!

[-Rick-]