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Problem eight. Determine and sketch the root locus for the following characteristic equation. 1+ K(5+3) s (St1) (stz) (S+4) S

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SKS + 105 +25+10=0
S+ KS +2KS +6=0
Problem eight.
Determine and sketch the root locus for the following
characteristic equation.
1 +
K(5+3)
5 (5+1) (5+2) (S+4)
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