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1. Is the system with a given transfer function stable?

a. In terms of pole location

b. In terms of impulse response

2. In a given transfer function

a. If the numerator is change to 5 what will happen to Tr,Ts, Tp,%OS, peak

amplitude in its step response?
b. If the numerator is change to 20 what will happen to Tr, Ts, Tp,%OS, peak
amplitude in its step response?
c. If the numerator is change to 30 what will happen to Tr, Ts, Tp, %OS, peak
amplitude in its step response?
d. What conclusion can you derive if changing the numerator while the
denominator is held constant?
3.

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1. A. UNSTABLE

B. UNSTABLE

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2.

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A. Tr, Ts,Tp, %OS will still have the same value with the previous
transfer function however, the peak amplitude is half of the given
or the original value.

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B. Tr, Ts,Tp, %OS will still have the same value with the previous
transfer function however, the peak amplitude is twice of the
given.

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C. Tr, Ts,Tp, %OS will still have the same value with the previous
transfer function however, the peak amplitude thrice from the
given.

D. When the numerator is change, it also changes to peak value of

its amplitude of its step response. Its Rise time, setting time,
peak time and percent Overshoot do not change and remains the
same. Therefore, when we change the numerator, it shows only
the gain or the attenuation on the amplitude.

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3. R2= 8023 Ohms; C= 0.0243 uF