3) For each of the following system model, find the differential equation if G(s) =C(s)/R(s) (assuming ċ(0) =c(0)=r(0)=0)60a) G(s)s2+10 s+60s+1b) G(s)s2

The differential equation of the following system model: a)

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3) For each of the following system model, find the differential equation if G(s) = C(s)/R(s) (assuming ċ(0) =c(0)=r(0)=0) 60 a) G(s) s2+10 s+60 s+1 b) G(s) s2