5 L. In the following model of a physiological system, find the equation in S domainrelating between the output Y(s) and the two inputs W(s) and Z(s).|Z(s)Ws) E(s)Us)G(s)G,()b. Give a physiological example about:- A factor causing a shift in cardiac output curve without change in maximum cardiacoutput.- A factor causing a change in the slope of venous retùrn curve.

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1. In the following model of a physiological system, find the equation in S domain relating between the output Y(s) and the two inputs W(s) and Z(s). |2{s) Ws) E(s) G(s) s) G,(0) b. Give a physiological example about: • A factor causing a shift in cardiac output curve without change in maximum cardiac output. - A factor causing a change in the slope of venous retùrn curve.

1. In the following model of a physiological system, find the equation in S domain relating between the output Y(s) and the two inputs W(s) and Z(s). |2{s) Ws) E(s) G(s) s) G,(0) b. Give a physiological example about: • A factor causing a shift in cardiac output curve without change in maximum cardiac output. - A factor causing a change in the slope of venous retùrn curve.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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