Given the following open-loop single-input,single-output four-dimensional linear time-invariant stateProblem 3.equations, namely,但 EE()1()[x1(1)]N2(1)13(1)-6] [v4(t)_()i2(t)i3(1)Li,(1)]1u(1)680-176-86x(1) ]y(1) = [ 100 2010 0]+ [0]u(1)L().find the associated open-loop transfer function H(s).

Transfer Function- The transfer function is the ratio of the Laplace transform of output to Laplace…

single-output four-dimensional linear time-invariant st equations, namely, 国回 [x1 (1)7 i2(t) i3(1) Lis(t)] X2(1) u(t) %3D X3(1) -680 - 176 -86 -6] L4(1) [(1) 2(け) y(t) = [ 100 20 10 0] + [0]u(1) N3 (1) L(7) find the associated open-loop transfer function H(s).

single-output four-dimensional linear time-invariant st equations, namely, 国回 [x1 (1)7 i2(t) i3(1) Lis(t)] X2(1) u(t) %3D X3(1) -680 - 176 -86 -6] L4(1) [(1) 2(け) y(t) = [ 100 20 10 0] + [0]u(1) N3 (1) L(7) find the associated open-loop transfer function H(s).

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