Find K (the constant) for the magnitude characteristic plot shown in Fig. P12.31,given t1 = 2 rad/s, t2 = 6 rad/s, t3 = 9rad/s, and t4 = 14rad/s, using the transferfunction form of H (jw) :K(jw+z1) (jw+z2)(jw+p₁) (jw+p₂)|H|440O dB+20 dB/dect1t2+3Notes on entering solution:• enter answer to two decimal places. Find K (not in dB). Do not include units in your answer-20 dB/dect4 (rad/s)

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Find K (the constant) for the magnitude characteristic plot shown in Fig. P12.31, given t1 = 2 rad/s, t2 = 6 rad/s, t3 = 9rad/s, and t4 = 14rad/s, using the transfer function form of H (jw) : K(jw+z1) (jw+z2) (jw+p₁) (jw+p₂) - HA 40 O dB +20 dB/dec t1 t2 +3 Notes on entering solution: • enter answer to two decimal places . Find K (not in dB) . Do not include units in your answer -20 dB/dec t4 (rad/s)

Find K (the constant) for the magnitude characteristic plot shown in Fig. P12.31, given t1 = 2 rad/s, t2 = 6 rad/s, t3 = 9rad/s, and t4 = 14rad/s, using the transfer function form of H (jw) : K(jw+z1) (jw+z2) (jw+p₁) (jw+p₂) - HA 40 O dB +20 dB/dec t1 t2 +3 Notes on entering solution: • enter answer to two decimal places . Find K (not in dB) . Do not include units in your answer -20 dB/dec t4 (rad/s)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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