For the following root locus plot of the second-order process G(s) where two open-loop poles are located at -2 and -5, choose the closed loop dynamics parameters that CANNOT be achieved with the gain K.Root Locus120.230.160.1 0.05100.44100.3280.626.Rs0.84K.G(s)0.8446.0,628-10100.230.160.1 0.050.440.32-3-2-113-6-5-4Real Axis (seconds)50.3 o, = 8 rad/s5x 0.6 0, = 5.9 rad/s5-1.0 o, =3.5 rad/sO None of the above50.5 o, =7 rad/sImaginary Axis (seconds)

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For the following root locus plot of the second-order process G(s) where two open-loop poles are located at -2 and - 5, choose the closed loop dynamics parameters that CANNOT be achieved with the gain K.

For the following root locus plot of the second-order process G(s) where two open-loop poles are located at -2 and - 5, choose the closed loop dynamics parameters that CANNOT be achieved with the gain K.

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For the following root locus plot of the second-order process G(s) where two open-loop poles are located at -2 and -
5, choose the closed loop dynamics parameters that CANNOT be achieved with the gain K.
Root Locus
12
0.23
0.16
0.1 0.05
10
0.44
10
0.32
8
0.62
6.
Rs
0.84
K.
G(s)
0.84
4
6.
0,62
8
-10
10
0.23
0.16
0.1 0.05
0.44
0.32
-3
-2
-1
13
-6
-5
-4
Real Axis (seconds)
50.3 o, = 8 rad/s
5x 0.6 0, = 5.9 rad/s
5-1.0 o, =3.5 rad/s
O None of the above
50.5 o, =7 rad/s
Imaginary Axis (seconds)

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