A root locus for a unity-feedback system 10 is shown in Fig.3. Find: i) Real-valued G(s)H(s) ii) Asymptotes angles ii)Angles of departure iv)Breakaway point v) K vi) The approximated closed loop poles such that 51 = 0.445. 8 6. 4 -6 -8 -10 10 4 6 8 10 -6 -2 2 (,spucoan) spny Amubew

A root locus for a unity-feedback system 10 is shown in Fig.3. Find: i) Real-valued G(s)H(s) ii) Asymptotes angles ii)Angles of departure iv)Breakaway point v) K vi) The approximated closed loop poles such that 51 = 0.445. 8 6. 4 -6 -8 -10 10 4 6 8 10 -6 -2 2 (,spucoan) spny Amubew

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A root locus for a unity-feedback system
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is shown in Fig.3. Find:
i) Real-valued G(s)H(s)
ii) Asymptotes angles
iii)Angles of departure
iv)Breakaway point
v) K
vi) The approximated closed loop poles
such that 51 = 0.445.
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