CONTROL SYSTEMSQuestion 1:For the feedback control system has:k1G(s)=s (s+2) (s+ 4)H(s)=s2 +2s + 5Investigate the stability of the system using root-locus method.Question 2:Find the unit step response for the system having the open loop transfer function given by:0.3s+1G(s)=s(s +0.7)

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