For each of the following models, obtaln the free response and the time constant, If any. The model is 16z + 14z = 0, z (0) = 5. %3D Multiple Cholce T=, z (t) = 42e O T=, z (t) = 5e T=, z (t) = 14e T=D, z (0) = 16e 꽃 Obtain the steady-state response of each of the following models, and estimate how long the response will take to reach the steady-state. 6z + 6z = 20u, (t), z (0) = 0 The steady-state response is The time taken for the response to reach the steady-state is S.

For each of the following models, obtaln the free response and the time constant, If any. The model is 16z + 14z = 0, z (0) = 5. %3D Multiple Cholce T=, z (t) = 42e O T=, z (t) = 5e T=, z (t) = 14e T=D, z (0) = 16e 꽃 Obtain the steady-state response of each of the following models, and estimate how long the response will take to reach the steady-state. 6z + 6z = 20u, (t), z (0) = 0 The steady-state response is The time taken for the response to reach the steady-state is S.

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