The equation relating x(t) to y(t) is given by:dxd²xdt²+6 da + 8xdtwhere y(t) = 3 cos 5t u(t)y(t)=Which of the following terms may be present in the transient response of x(t)? Choose allthat apply. Deductions are given for incorrect choices.O a. Ke2tO b. Ke-2tOc. Ke4tO d. Ke-4tKcos5tO f. Ksin5tg. Ku(t)e.Which of the following terms may be present in the steady-state response of x(t)? Choose all thatapply. Deductions are given for incorrect choices.O a. Ke²tO b. Ke-2tOc. KetO d. Ke-4tKcos5tO f. Ksin5tg. Ku(t)e.

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The equation relating x(t) to y(t) is given by: d²x +6dz +8x dt² dt where y(t) = 3 cos 5t u(t) y(t) : = Which of the following terms may be present in the transient response of x(t)? Choose all that apply. Deductions are given for incorrect choices. a. Ke2t O b. Ke-2t Oc. Ket O d. Ke-4t O e.Kcos5t O f. Ksin5t □ g. Ku(t) Which of the following terms may be present in the steady-state response of x(t)? Choose all that apply. Deductions are given for incorrect choices. O a. Ke²t Ob. Ke-2 Oc. Ket O d. Ke-4 O e. Kcos5t O f. Ksin5t O g. Ku(t)

The equation relating x(t) to y(t) is given by: d²x +6dz +8x dt² dt where y(t) = 3 cos 5t u(t) y(t) : = Which of the following terms may be present in the transient response of x(t)? Choose all that apply. Deductions are given for incorrect choices. a. Ke2t O b. Ke-2t Oc. Ket O d. Ke-4t O e.Kcos5t O f. Ksin5t □ g. Ku(t) Which of the following terms may be present in the steady-state response of x(t)? Choose all that apply. Deductions are given for incorrect choices. O a. Ke²t Ob. Ke-2 Oc. Ket O d. Ke-4 O e. Kcos5t O f. Ksin5t O g. Ku(t)

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