5. For this problem, assume that a controller K(s) and a plant G(s) are in the feedback loop given in Problem 2. K(s) = K G(s) s²+ 20s + 64 (a) Find the closed loop transfer function GcL(s) with controller gain K as a variable. (b) Find the poles of the closed loop system with K as a variable. (c) Find the value of K to place the closed loop poles at -2± j2

5. For this problem, assume that a controller K(s) and a plant G(s) are in the feedback loop given in Problem 2. K(s) = K G(s) s²+ 20s + 64 (a) Find the closed loop transfer function GcL(s) with controller gain K as a variable. (b) Find the poles of the closed loop system with K as a variable. (c) Find the value of K to place the closed loop poles at -2± j2

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