Consider the following plant: G(s) O a. K = [68 48 24] O b. K [10 20 52] O c. All of the given options O d. K = = Suppose the close loop zero was cancelled and a state feedback controller was used to produce the following transient characteristics, that is, a yield of 16.3% overshoot and settling time of 4 s. From the information given which of the following are the correct K values? [52 20 10] s + 15 (s+1)(s+2)(s+4)

Consider the following plant: G(s) O a. K = [68 48 24] O b. K [10 20 52] O c. All of the given options O d. K = = Suppose the close loop zero was cancelled and a state feedback controller was used to produce the following transient characteristics, that is, a yield of 16.3% overshoot and settling time of 4 s. From the information given which of the following are the correct K values? [52 20 10] s + 15 (s+1)(s+2)(s+4)

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