1. Choose the correct answer:(a) A system has the transfer function1+sIts gain at 1 rad/s is(i) 1(ii) 0(iii) –1(iv) 0.5(b) For the characteristic equation s(s + 4)(s + 7) + k(s + 1)(s + 5) the roots of thesystem at k → o will be at(i) –1, -5 and o(ii) –4, –7 and o(iii) -4, 00 and -.(iv) 0, –1 and -41-sIt is known as1+s(c) A system has the transfer function(i) minimum phase system(iii) low-pass system(ii) non-minimum phase system(iv) high-pass system10(s + 1)(s +10)(d) The transfer function of a system is given by G(s) =Thes*(s + 5)(s² + 3s + 10)type and the order of the system are respectively(ii) 4 and 9(e) The type number of a transfer function denotes the number of(i) 4 and 7(iii) 7 and 5(iv) 5 and 7(i) poles at the origin(iii) poles at infinity(ii) zeros at the origin(iv) none of theseK() Given that G(s)=7(s+2)(s+3)The type and the order of the system are(i) 3 and 3(11) 2 and 4(11) 3 and 1(iv) 3 and 02.What is a linear, time-inyariant system?

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