Question 2:a) What should be the K value for the following closed system to be at critical damped?G(s)R(s)Ks+KH(s)b) In what range should the K value be in order for the system given above to be underdamped and overdamped?

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a) What should be the K value for the following closed system to be at critical damped? G(s) R(s) C(s) K s+ K H(s) b) In what range should the K value be in order for the system given above to be underdamped and overdamped?

a) What should be the K value for the following closed system to be at critical damped? G(s) R(s) C(s) K s+ K H(s) b) In what range should the K value be in order for the system given above to be underdamped and overdamped?

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