control system Identify poles and zeros.Apply root locus rules (real axis segments, asymptotes, angles, etc.).Compute breakaway points, imaginary-axis crossings, and angles of departure/arrival.Sketch the root locus.Determine KKK for specific points of interest draw the root locus Ks(5+3)(s+5)IV a) G(s)=3(+5) H(s) = 1 Sketch the Root-Locus graph of a system given by G(s)Find out break-away point of Root Locus. Determine the points where the root loci cross the imaginary axisby Show that the point --1+1.41 is on the Root-Locus diagram. Find the controller gain K at this point5: H(s) = 1.R()KG(s)s(s+3)(s+5)Fig.3. Unity feedback control systemY(s)

a) Step 1: Identifying poles, centroid, angle of asymptotes and angle of departure/ arrivals:Step 2:…

K s(5+3)(s+5) IV a) G(s)=3(+5) H(s) = 1 Sketch the Root-Locus graph of a system given by G(s) Find out break-away point of Root Locus. Determine the points where the root loci cross the imaginary axis by Show that the point --1+1.41 is on the Root-Locus diagram. Find the controller gain K at this point 5: H(s) = 1. R() K G(s) s(s+3)(s+5) Fig.3. Unity feedback control system Y(s)

K s(5+3)(s+5) IV a) G(s)=3(+5) H(s) = 1 Sketch the Root-Locus graph of a system given by G(s) Find out break-away point of Root Locus. Determine the points where the root loci cross the imaginary axis by Show that the point --1+1.41 is on the Root-Locus diagram. Find the controller gain K at this point 5: H(s) = 1. R() K G(s) s(s+3)(s+5) Fig.3. Unity feedback control system Y(s)

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