This is a part of a review I'm studying, NOT a graded assignment, please do not reject. Thank you! a) Find the expression for both E(s) and E'(s) as a function of R(s) [i.e., E(s) = R(s) - C(s), the "TRUE" error]b) Compute both errors and analyze the results. What do the results mean with respect to monitoring steady-state errors?R(s) +E' (s)100s(s+ 10)1(s + 5)C(s)

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a) Find the expression for both E(s) and E'(s) as a function of R(s) [i.e., E(s) = R(s) - C(s), the "TRUE" error] b) Compute both errors and analyze the results. What do the results mean with respect to monitoring steady- state errors? R(s) + E'(s) 1 100 s(s+ 10) 1 (s + 5) C(s)