K(s – 5) G(s): s2 – 4s + 29 where K is a positive scaling factor. 1. Determine the pole(s), zero(s), and region of convergence of the forward transfer func- tion G(s). 2. Sketch the pole-zero diagram of the forward transfer function G(s). Label all relevant points and the two axes properly. 3. Is G(s) stable? Explain.

K(s – 5) G(s): s2 – 4s + 29 where K is a positive scaling factor. 1. Determine the pole(s), zero(s), and region of convergence of the forward transfer func- tion G(s). 2. Sketch the pole-zero diagram of the forward transfer function G(s). Label all relevant points and the two axes properly. 3. Is G(s) stable? Explain.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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