(a) Consider the control system shown in Figure Q2 (a)., and determine the steady state error for the input of: (1) 20u(t), (ii) 12tu(t), (ii) 60 t?u(t). R(s) E(s) 2 (s +4) C(s) $ (s +3)(s+ 2) Figure Q2 (a)

(a) Consider the control system shown in Figure Q2 (a)., and determine the steady state error for the input of: (1) 20u(t), (ii) 12tu(t), (ii) 60 t?u(t). R(s) E(s) 2 (s +4) C(s) $ (s +3)(s+ 2) Figure Q2 (a)

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(a) Consider the control system shown in Figure Q2 (a)., and determine the steady state
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20u(t),
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Figure Q2 (a)

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