Consider the following state equation:[1 1-2'x = 0 111x0u,y = [200]xLo 011Let u = - Kx + Gr. Compute K and G so that the closed-loop system has eigenvalues2₁ = 2, 2,3 = -1 ± j and its steady-state value is 1 for a unit step reference input.

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Consider the following state equation: [1 1 -2' x = 0 1 1 1x0u, y = [200]x Lo 0 1 1 Let u = - Kx + Gr. Compute K and G so that the closed-loop system has eigenvalues 2₁ = 2, 2,3 = -1 ± j and its steady-state value is 1 for a unit step reference input.