5. (a) Using the feedback system given as following figure, answer the following questions: 2K (s+ 1) U() Y(s) (s+2) (i) Determine the closed loop transfer function for the above feedback system. (ii) Determine the value of K so that the steady state error to a step input is minim.e (b) Using the 2nd order feedback system given as following figure, answer the following questions: 2 (s+ K) K Y(s) (i) Determine the closed loop transfer function for the above feedback system. (ii) Determine the value of K that will result in 20% peak over-shoot to a step input. (iii) Determine the peak time and settling time for the oscillations to stay within 5% of the final value.

5. (a) Using the feedback system given as following figure, answer the following questions: 2K (s+ 1) U() Y(s) (s+2) (i) Determine the closed loop transfer function for the above feedback system. (ii) Determine the value of K so that the steady state error to a step input is minim.e (b) Using the 2nd order feedback system given as following figure, answer the following questions: 2 (s+ K) K Y(s) (i) Determine the closed loop transfer function for the above feedback system. (ii) Determine the value of K that will result in 20% peak over-shoot to a step input. (iii) Determine the peak time and settling time for the oscillations to stay within 5% of the final value.

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