A root locus plot requires the calculation of the asymptotic centroid and asymptotic directions. For H (s) = A, calculate the asymptotic centroid of G(s)H(s) where G(s) is given by G (s) = (s+a) (s+b)(s+c) Use the values: a=2.846, b=3.907 and c=6.261.

A root locus plot requires the calculation of the asymptotic centroid and asymptotic directions. For H (s) = A, calculate the asymptotic centroid of G(s)H(s) where G(s) is given by G (s) = (s+a) (s+b)(s+c) Use the values: a=2.846, b=3.907 and c=6.261.

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A root locus plot requires the calculation of the asymptotic centroid and asymptotic directions. For H (s) = A, calculate the asymptotic centroid of
G(s)H(s) where G(s) is given by
G (s) =
(s+a)
(s+b)(s+c)
Use the values: a=2.846, b=3.907 and c=6.261.

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