1- From equation (4) find the transient response using Laplace transforms. 2- Why the output for 3 times constant (3T) is not the same for different cases. 3- Do you observe any relation between the output at one time constant (T) and the value of gain (k). E,(s) E,(s) (RCs+1) 1 (4)

1- From equation (4) find the transient response using Laplace transforms. 2- Why the output for 3 times constant (3T) is not the same for different cases. 3- Do you observe any relation between the output at one time constant (T) and the value of gain (k). E,(s) E,(s) (RCs+1) 1 (4)

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1- From equation (4) find the transient response using Laplace transforms.
2- Why the output for 3 times constant (3T) is not the same for different
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3- Do you observe any relation between the output at one time constant
(T) and the value of gain (k).
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