4. Consider the system giveb in the figure below, here tankA is full of water and tankB is empty. The flow directions for pumA and pumpB are given in the figure. PumpA can transfer whole water in tankA in 20 mins while pumpB transfers whole water inside tankB in 100 mins. PumpA and pumpB are activated/deactivated in 10 minutes intervals: (10 minutes on, 10 minutes off, 10 mins. on, 10 mins. off, ..). In this problem, we want to analyze the water levels in tanka and tankB. a. Find the differential equation set describing the system. b. Write the state transition matrix. c. Show the characteristic equation of the system Empty Pump A

4. Consider the system giveb in the figure below, here tankA is full of water and tankB is empty. The flow directions for pumA and pumpB are given in the figure. PumpA can transfer whole water in tankA in 20 mins while pumpB transfers whole water inside tankB in 100 mins. PumpA and pumpB are activated/deactivated in 10 minutes intervals: (10 minutes on, 10 minutes off, 10 mins. on, 10 mins. off, ..). In this problem, we want to analyze the water levels in tanka and tankB. a. Find the differential equation set describing the system. b. Write the state transition matrix. c. Show the characteristic equation of the system Empty Pump A

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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