9) Consider the system defined byi = Ax + Bu where1A =1; В —-5 -6By using the state feedback controlu = -Kx, it is desired to have the closedloop poles at s = -1± j2, s = -10. Thestate feedback gain matrix K isK = [25 20 9]K = [45 30 8]K = [40 25 10]K = [49 20 6]

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