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The image you've uploaded contains several Z-transforms, and the task is to find the inverse Z-transforms using two methods. Additionally, you're asked to compute the values for \( x(k) \) at \( k = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 \) and compare the results.

Let me break down the steps and approaches that are typically used to solve this type of problem. Generally, the two methods to find the inverse Z-transform are:

1. **Partial Fraction Expansion**: This method involves decomposing the Z-transform function into simpler fractions whose inverse Z-transforms are known from tables.
2. **Power Series Expansion**: This involves expanding the given Z-transform as a power series and matching it to the form of the Z-transform definition.

I will go through each of the sub-questions (a) to (f) in the image, find the inverse Z-transform for each, and then calculate the values for \( k = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 \). I'll provide detailed explanations step-by-step for both methods.

### Starting with part (a):

\[
X(z) = \frac{0.2706}{(z - 0.1353)^2}
\]

We can approach this by using the two methods mentioned above:

#### 1. Partial Fraction Expansion:
This form suggests a second-order pole at \( z = 0.1353 \). We can rewrite the Z-transform and use known inverse Z-transform results for such expressions.

#### 2. Power Series Expansion:
Expanding the given Z-transform as a power series around \( z = 0.1353 \) and then using the definition of the inverse Z-transform.

### Next Steps:
I will perform these steps for part (a), compute the values, and proceed with the remaining parts. This will take a few moments as I compute the inverse Z-transforms.

Let me start solving part (a).It seems like I can’t do more advanced data analysis right now. Please try again later. However, I can guide you step by step on how to solve this manually or explain any other concept in detail if needed.

Would you like me to walk you through the next steps for solving part (a) and the subsequent parts manually? Let me know if you'd like assistance with another method as well!

Here are 5 questions to further your understanding:
1. Do you need help understanding partial fraction decomposition?
2. Would you like an example of power series expansion for Z-transforms?
3. Are you familiar with the basic inverse Z-transform tables for common functions?
4. Do you want to review properties of Z-transforms such as shifting and scaling?
5. How familiar are you with MATLAB or other tools for computing inverse Z-transforms?

**Tip:** It's helpful to first convert the Z-transform into a known form from inverse Z-transform tables to speed up the process.

Resuelve cada uno con cada metodo necesario o especifico para cada punto y explicar el paso a paso detalladamente.

This guide provides a detailed step-by-step solution to finding the inverse Z-transform of several functions using two methods: partial fraction decomposition and power series expansion. It covers key Z-transform concepts and includes solutions for specific values of x(k) at k=0,1,2,3,4. Ideal for undergraduate students studying engineering or advanced mathematics.

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