b) The response x(t) of a system to a forcing function f(E) is given with the following differential equation d.x df +15x 5 4f dt -3 4. dt2 dt i) Find the transfer function G(s). ii) Determine the systems poles and zeros. and zeros in the complex s-plane and determine if the iii) Sketch a plot of the pole system is stable or unstable.

b) The response x(t) of a system to a forcing function f(E) is given with the following differential equation d.x df +15x 5 4f dt -3 4. dt2 dt i) Find the transfer function G(s). ii) Determine the systems poles and zeros. and zeros in the complex s-plane and determine if the iii) Sketch a plot of the pole system is stable or unstable.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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