6) Consider the pole plot in fig. 2 (two second order underdamped systems). For each of the given pair of poles, find a) the angle 0 in degrees b) the damping ration c) Tp d) Ts e) %OS Indicate the units and show the steps and equations you used to find the parameters

6) Consider the pole plot in fig. 2 (two second order underdamped systems). For each of the given pair of poles, find a) the angle 0 in degrees b) the damping ration c) Tp d) Ts e) %OS Indicate the units and show the steps and equations you used to find the parameters

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6) Consider the pole plot in fig. 2 (two second order underdamped systems). For
each of the given pair of poles, find
a) the angle 0 in degrees
b) the damping ration
c) Tp
d) Ts
e) %OS
Indicate the units and show the steps and equations you used to find the
parameters
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