2.1 Please answer the best you can. 2.1 Open loop feedforward controlOn a flat road with no wind, you can achieve the desired speed using a "feedforward" compensator, as shown below. Choose a constant gain F to achieve the desired speed vd-% F...Plot the step response of your open-loop control system for va = 30 m/s.%...Comment on the performance of the open-loop control strategy.Va -D¹P-РV

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