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4. Find the transfer function, 0, (s)/T(s), of the system below: T(t) 0,1) ff | N1 | J1,D1 N2 D J„D2 Where: N1 = 40, N2 = 20, J1 = 2, J2 = 4, D1 = 10, D2 = 15

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4. Find the transfer function, 0, (s)/T(s), of the system below:
T(t) 0,(1)
ff
N1
| J1, D1
N2
D
J2,D2
Where:
N = 40,
N2 = 20,
J1 = 2,
J2 = 4,
D1 = 10,
D2 = 15
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