Time domain analysisConsider the following system:Y(S)U(S)7(s+1)(s+4)2(s2+2s+3)%3D1. Calculate the time domain response of this system2. Get the response characteristics of this system3. Calculate the boundary results of this system

The transfer function of a system is given as YsUs=7s+1s+42s2+2s+3 ...i.

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