Q2) Assume that a system G(s) is being controlled by a Proportional gain K₂ in a closed loop unity feedback form. Obtain the range of K, in which the system is stable. a) 5 < K₂ <6 G(s) = b) K₂ > 12 s+1 (s+ 6) (s² - s) c) K₂ > 7.5 d) K₂ >

Q2) Assume that a system G(s) is being controlled by a Proportional gain K₂ in a closed loop unity feedback form. Obtain the range of K, in which the system is stable. a) 5 < K₂ <6 G(s) = b) K₂ > 12 s+1 (s+ 6) (s² - s) c) K₂ > 7.5 d) K₂ >

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unity feedback form. Obtain the range of K, in which the system is stable.
a) 5 < K₂ <6
G(s) =
b) K₂ > 12
s+1
(s + 6) (s² - s)
c) K₂ > 7.5
d) K₂ >

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