Find the transfer function 0,(s)/T(s) of the given mechanical network below. Show your complete solution on a clean sheet of paper. I should see the following • List of torques exerted in tabular form ( Clearly stated equations ( Solution on how to find the transfer function from these equations I N-m/rad 0(1) I kg-m2 I N-m-s/rad I N-m-s/rad I N-m-s/rad

Find the transfer function 0,(s)/T(s) of the given mechanical network below. Show your complete solution on a clean sheet of paper. I should see the following • List of torques exerted in tabular form ( Clearly stated equations ( Solution on how to find the transfer function from these equations I N-m/rad 0(1) I kg-m2 I N-m-s/rad I N-m-s/rad I N-m-s/rad

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