Please Solve Use the following s-domain equation to answer to following questions.(a) Where are the zeros?(b) Where are the poles?(c) Find the time-domain response, x(t).s²+22s+121X(s) ==(2)$614s581s4 +284s3 +420s²

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Use the following s-domain equation to answer to following questions. (a) Where are the zeros? (b) Where are the poles? (c) Find the time-domain response, x(t). s²+22s+121 X(s) = = (2) $614s581s4 +284s3 +420s²