Q13 only Common data for Q10-Q13Consider a system with the following transferfunction, in a unity feedback setting tracking a unitstep:2500G(s)s2 – 100010)The % overshoot is11)For this system, what kind ofcompensator will achieve a fastertransient response?LeadLagLead-LagNone of these12)For the system in Question 10, with acompensator of the formK), K, z, p > 0 , (assume a stabilisingK ) the value of the velocity error constantK, is13)Let z = 5, p= 10 , in Question 12.For which of the following values of Kis the system stableK = 0.4K = 1.0K = 0K = ∞

First we will find closedloop transfer function and than we will find characteristics equation.…

Answered: 13)Let z = 5, p=10 , in Question 12.…

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