A system response is given by: X(s) = s²+7s (s²+2) (s²+6s+8) The simplest partial fraction representation of the response is O b. O c. O d. O e. Select one: O a. X(s) = - X(s) = X(s) = X(s) = X(s): As+B (s+2)² A Bs+C + s+2 s²+6s+8 As+B C s²+2 s+2 A (s+2)2 A s+2 C +s4 + + + + B s+2 + B 8+2 D s+4 C s+4 +4 C

A system response is given by: X(s) = s²+7s (s²+2) (s²+6s+8) The simplest partial fraction representation of the response is O b. O c. O d. O e. Select one: O a. X(s) = - X(s) = X(s) = X(s) = X(s): As+B (s+2)² A Bs+C + s+2 s²+6s+8 As+B C s²+2 s+2 A (s+2)2 A s+2 C +s4 + + + + B s+2 + B 8+2 D s+4 C s+4 +4 C

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Chapter4: Numerical Analysis Of Heat Conduction

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