PROBLEM NUMBER ONE: The closed-loop transfer function of a negative unity feedback system is given by(s + 4)(s − 1)-T(s)=55 +254 +25³ +4² +5+2Determine the systems stability using the Routh Hurwitz Criterion for Stability. Depending on the case, use the following requiredmethod:Case 1: Apply the usual procedure of the Routh array.Case 2: Apply the Reciprocal of Roots and Reverse CoefficientsCase 3: Apply Auxiliary Polynomial Question 7Considering the first column of the "final" Routh Table generated, how many sign change occurred?Blank 1 Add your answerQuestion 8Number of Poles in the Left-Half Plane?Blank 1Add your answerQuestion 9Number of Poles in the jw-axis?.Blank 1 Add your answerQuestion 10Number of Poles in the Right-Half Plane?Blank 1 Add your answerQuestion 11What is the stability condition of the given system?A) StableB) UnstableC Marginally Stable

We need to find out number of roots of given system on imaginary axis , RHS , LHS side of s plane .

Question 7 Considering the first column of the "final" Routh Table generated, how many sign change occurred? Blank 1 Add your answer Question 8 Number of Poles in the Left-Half Plane? Blank 1 Add your answer Question 9 Number of Poles in the jw-axis?. Blank 1 Add your answer Question 10 Number of Poles in the Right-Half Plane? Blank 1 Add your answer Question 11 What is the stability condition of the given system? (A) Stable Unstable

Question 7 Considering the first column of the "final" Routh Table generated, how many sign change occurred? Blank 1 Add your answer Question 8 Number of Poles in the Left-Half Plane? Blank 1 Add your answer Question 9 Number of Poles in the jw-axis?. Blank 1 Add your answer Question 10 Number of Poles in the Right-Half Plane? Blank 1 Add your answer Question 11 What is the stability condition of the given system? (A) Stable Unstable

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