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Transcribed Image Text:For the system shown below,
a) Determine the system type.
b) Prove that the system is stable.
c) Calculate the steady state error if the input is a unit step function.
d) Calculate the steady state error if the input is a unit ramp function.
C(S)
R(S) +
5
SA
24
+ S²+ 10S + 24
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