For each of the following transfer functions compute & plot the1H (jw)] & Phase response [H(jw).magnitude response1 H(s) =102H(s) =5+26058 +33] (0) H (5) = 4 [3+ 100 ](b) H(s) =H(S) = 4√ 3+ 100 ]S+45H(3) = 75 [+ 10 ] [ 5+ 105]5+H(S) = 305 [ 5+10]²6] H(s)305=poles x?5² + 25+ 101EH(s) =365poles = ?8१s² + 45 + 25041H(s) = 25 [ 5² + 0,025 + 1[-106]poles = ?H (S) = 42 [ 5² + 20° + 106 ]poles = ?

6. H(s)=30s/(s^2+2s+101)Poles and Zeros:Zero: From 30s=0, s=0.Poles: Solve s^2+2s+101=0:…

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