To determine the properties of the system, let's check its linearity and time invariance.
1. Linearity: A system is linear if it satisfies both the principle of superposition and scaling. In this case, the system involves a time scaling factor (the argument \( 2t \)) and an additive constant (3). The constant term makes the system nonlinear.
2. Time-invariance: A system is time-invariant if shifting the input signal by a certain time results in a corresponding shift in the output. Here, the time scaling (i.e., \( 2t \)) means the system is time-variant.
Therefore, the system is nonlinear and time-variant.