Q4: The partial fraction expansion for X must have the form: X(s) ==i.o10 SCsIt turns out there are no sine terms in x(t), so both B and D must be zero and A is given for free below.Using the partfrac command, find the missing coefficient Cin: X(s)+7 s²+1s²+64'ii. + 1/3iii. -- -1/3iv. +4V.As+Bs²+14Cs+Ds² +64vi. None of these.

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Q4: The partial fraction expansion for X must have the form: X(s) = + As+B Cs+D s²+1 s²+64 It turns out there are no sine terms in x (t), so both B and D must be zero and A is given for free below. 10 S Cs Using the partfrac command, find the missing coefficient Cin: X(s) + s²+1 7 s²+64' i. 0 ii. + 1/3 iii. 3 iv. + +17 V. - 4 = vi. None of these.

Q4: The partial fraction expansion for X must have the form: X(s) = + As+B Cs+D s²+1 s²+64 It turns out there are no sine terms in x (t), so both B and D must be zero and A is given for free below. 10 S Cs Using the partfrac command, find the missing coefficient Cin: X(s) + s²+1 7 s²+64' i. 0 ii. + 1/3 iii. 3 iv. + +17 V. - 4 = vi. None of these.

College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

12th Edition

ISBN:9781305652231

Author:R. David Gustafson, Jeff Hughes

Publisher:R. David Gustafson, Jeff Hughes

Chapter6: Linear Systems

Section6.6: Partial Fractions

Problem 62E: Match the rational expression on the left with the correct partial fraction decomposition form on...

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