Consider the system in the Figure where kis a constant and G(z) is as follows z - 1 G(z) = (z – 3)(4z – 2)³ Assuming that the system is stable, find the value of the steady-state error (in terms of k) if the input in continuous time is of the form R(t) = t² R(z) E(Z) U(z) k Y(z) G(z) Select one: O a. 0o O b. 0 O c. 2T2 O d. T2

Consider the system in the Figure where kis a constant and G(z) is as follows z - 1 G(z) = (z – 3)(4z – 2)³ Assuming that the system is stable, find the value of the steady-state error (in terms of k) if the input in continuous time is of the form R(t) = t² R(z) E(Z) U(z) k Y(z) G(z) Select one: O a. 0o O b. 0 O c. 2T2 O d. T2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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