1 2. A system has open loop transfer function G(s) s(s? + s+ 1)(s +2) (a) the open loop system. Using the Routh Hurwitz test (or otherwise) discuss the pole locations for (b) also includes a proportional controller having gain K, as shown in figure 2. What is the closed loop transfer funtion for the system? The system is then enclosed in a unity gain, negative feedback loop that R(s)- K G(s) -Y(s)

1 2. A system has open loop transfer function G(s) s(s? + s+ 1)(s +2) (a) the open loop system. Using the Routh Hurwitz test (or otherwise) discuss the pole locations for (b) also includes a proportional controller having gain K, as shown in figure 2. What is the closed loop transfer funtion for the system? The system is then enclosed in a unity gain, negative feedback loop that R(s)- K G(s) -Y(s)

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