1%9• l1,ie O 10:YEConsider the systempresented by thefollowing transferfunctiony(s)s+2и (s)+ 2s +3The state-spacemodel isA =-2C=[2 1] D=[2]а.B =b. A=B =|-3 -2C=[1 0] D=[0]c.A =B =-3d. A=C =[2 1] D=[0]B =-3 -2Select one:O a. dO b. aII>II

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Consider the system presented by the following transfer function y(s) s+2 S' s² +2s +3 The state-space model is 1 0 A = 3- c=[2 1] D=[2] а. B = -2 -3 A= B- c-1 o] D=[0o] b. A= B = -3 -2 C=[1 0] D=[1] c. A= B%3= -3 -2 A- B- c-12 ) 3= c=[2 1] D=[0] d. A= B = -3 -2

Consider the system presented by the following transfer function y(s) s+2 S' s² +2s +3 The state-space model is 1 0 A = 3- c=[2 1] D=[2] а. B = -2 -3 A= B- c-1 o] D=[0o] b. A= B = -3 -2 C=[1 0] D=[1] c. A= B%3= -3 -2 A- B- c-12 ) 3= c=[2 1] D=[0] d. A= B = -3 -2

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