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Find the steady-state error when G[s] e(t)=r(t)-y(t). (a) ess = 0.091 (b) ess = 0 (c) ess= (d) A bounded steady-state error does not exist. 0.909 Sind the steady-state error when G[s] = e(t) = r(t)- y(t). = (a) ess=0.2 (b) ess=0 (c) es = 0.1 (d) A bounded steady-state error does not exist. 10 s(s+1) 10 s(s+1) and r(t) = 2, t≥ 0, where and r(t) = 2t, t≥ 0, where

Find the steady-state error when G[s] e(t)=r(t)-y(t). (a) ess = 0.091 (b) ess = 0 (c) ess= (d) A bounded steady-state error does not exist. 0.909 Sind the steady-state error when G[s] = e(t) = r(t)- y(t). = (a) ess=0.2 (b) ess=0 (c) es = 0.1 (d) A bounded steady-state error does not exist. 10 s(s+1) 10 s(s+1) and r(t) = 2, t≥ 0, where and r(t) = 2t, t≥ 0, where

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Find the steady-state error when G[s] = e(t) = r(t)- y(t). (a) ess = 0.091 (b) ess=0 (c) ess = 0.909 (d) A bounded steady-state error does not exist. Sind the steady-state error when G[s] = e(t) = r(t)- y(t). (a) ess = 0.2 (b) ess=0 (c) es = 0.1 (d) A bounded steady-state error does not exist. 10 s(s+1) 10 s(s+1) and r(t) = 2, t≥ 0, where A and r(t) = 2t, t≥ 0, where
Transcribed Image Text:Find the steady-state error when G[s] = e(t) = r(t)- y(t). (a) ess = 0.091 (b) ess=0 (c) ess = 0.909 (d) A bounded steady-state error does not exist. Sind the steady-state error when G[s] = e(t) = r(t)- y(t). (a) ess = 0.2 (b) ess=0 (c) es = 0.1 (d) A bounded steady-state error does not exist. 10 s(s+1) 10 s(s+1) and r(t) = 2, t≥ 0, where A and r(t) = 2t, t≥ 0, where
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