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Time Invariance

A time invariant system is a system that is not affected by time delays or shifts.

Example of System

If $ x(t) = a $, where $ a $ is any real integer and $ t $ are inputs in time, then giving it any time delay $ t_0 $ will not affect its value because the value stays constant all times.

Example of Time Variant System

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Abstract algebra continues the conceptual developments of linear algebra, on an even grander scale.

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