If a system, ä+ 10x + 21x = 4f(t) is converted into a state-space model, what would be the state (A), input (B), and output (C) matrices? [where input = f (t) and output = x(t)] A) A = [6" 21 and C = [0 1] B) A = 21 iol, B = and C = [1 0] C) A = |_21 iol, B = E and C = [1 0] В D) None of the above

If a system, ä+ 10x + 21x = 4f(t) is converted into a state-space model, what would be the state (A), input (B), and output (C) matrices? [where input = f (t) and output = x(t)] A) A = [6" 21 and C = [0 1] B) A = 21 iol, B = and C = [1 0] C) A = |_21 iol, B = E and C = [1 0] В D) None of the above

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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