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- x(t) K M - At) fy The transfer function of this system T(s) is (x(s) output and F(s) input) 1 a. T(s) = %3D Ms + fvs2 + Ks 1 b. T(s)= %3D Ms + fvs + K 1 c. T(s)= %3D fvs +Ms + K 1

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