Q3: Analyze the system G(s) =; , and replace the poles by the desired poles -1, -3, -5. (C4) (+5)(5+4) Q4: Develop the linearized model of the given non-linear function(anyone). (CS) 1. x = x,x2 + sin x, + uf * = u – 3x,e- 'or 2. i = x2 1 *, =(-g sin(x,))

Q3: Analyze the system G(s) =; , and replace the poles by the desired poles -1, -3, -5. (C4) (+5)(5+4) Q4: Develop the linearized model of the given non-linear function(anyone). (CS) 1. x = x,x2 + sin x, + uf * = u – 3x,e- 'or 2. i = x2 1 *, =(-g sin(x,))

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Q3: Analyze the system G(s) :
and replace the poles by the desired poles -1, -3, -5. (C4)
(5+5)(s+4)
Q4: Develop the linearized model of the given non-linear function(anyone).
(C5)
1. xi = x1x2 + sin x + uỉ
iz = už – 3xze-*1
'or
2. * = x2
*: =7(-g sin(x3))
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** = [u – (2mx,x, + T;)*4 – (mgx, +Mg) cosx]
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