(ii) Using the Routh-Hurwitz criterion, determine the stability of the closed-loop system thathas the following characteristic equations. Determine the number of roots of each equationthat are in the right-half s-plane and on the jw-axis.(a) s³ +25s² + 250s + 10 = 0(b) s +2s+8s + 15s³ +20s² + 16s+16=020(3)(5)

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