2.. The transfer functions G(s), H(s), F(s) in the block diagram have the following parameter values: If we have an additional block F(s), with a-18, b=11.5, c-20, d-21. The input r(t) is a unit step function. What the steady state value of the output, i.e. lim y(t)? Ans. 70 lim y(t)=91 = 0.5 x 9.28 759 F(3)= s+d YO R(s) G(s)= s+a b H(s)= s+b

2.. The transfer functions G(s), H(s), F(s) in the block diagram have the following parameter values: If we have an additional block F(s), with a-18, b=11.5, c-20, d-21. The input r(t) is a unit step function. What the steady state value of the output, i.e. lim y(t)? Ans. 70 lim y(t)=91 = 0.5 x 9.28 759 F(3)= s+d YO R(s) G(s)= s+a b H(s)= s+b

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