Use the following transfer function G(s) to evaluate the root locus conditions for each of the cases given. This system G(s) is in the feedback given in Problem 2 with a proportional controller. s+5 s? +9s+8 K(s) = K G(s) = (a) Use the root locus angle condition to show that it is possible to place a closed loop pole at -2. Find the gain K that will place a pole at this location. (b) Use the root locus angle condition to show that it is not possible to place any closed loop pole at -7. (c) Use the root locus angle condition to show that it is possible to place a closed loop pole at -15. Find the gain K that will place a pole at this location.

Use the following transfer function G(s) to evaluate the root locus conditions for each of the cases given. This system G(s) is in the feedback given in Problem 2 with a proportional controller. s+5 s? +9s+8 K(s) = K G(s) = (a) Use the root locus angle condition to show that it is possible to place a closed loop pole at -2. Find the gain K that will place a pole at this location. (b) Use the root locus angle condition to show that it is not possible to place any closed loop pole at -7. (c) Use the root locus angle condition to show that it is possible to place a closed loop pole at -15. Find the gain K that will place a pole at this location.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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