Help me understand this problem please! Consider the following second-order transfer function8p($)=k₁(TS+1)(T2+1)For a unit impulse input, find the output response as a function of time. What isthe peak change and when does it occur?

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Consider the following second-order transfer function 8p($)= k₁ (TS+1)(T2+1) For a unit impulse input, find the output response as a function of time. What is the peak change and when does it occur?