The problem asks for the Z-transform of the sequence $u_n = \sin(2n - 3)$.

To compute the Z-transform, $\mathcal{Z}\{u_n\}$, of the given sequence, we use the following general formula for the Z-transform:

$\mathcal{Z}\{u_n\} = \sum_{n=0}^{\infty} u_n z^{-n}$

However, computing the Z-transform of trigonometric functions like $\sin(\omega n + \phi)$ involves applying specific properties of the Z-transform for sinusoidal functions.

For a general sinusoidal sequence of the form $u_n = \sin(\omega n + \phi)$, the Z-transform is:

$\mathcal{Z}\{ \sin(\omega n + \phi) \} = \frac{z \sin(\phi) + z^2 \sin(\omega - \phi)}{z^2 - 2z \cos(\omega) + 1}$

In this case:

• $\omega = 2$
• $\phi = -3$

We substitute these values into the formula and simplify to get the desired Z-transform.

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