4. The STEP response of a system, h(t), is shown below. Find the Transfer Function of the system. $h(t) = 5e^{-10t}u(t) + 2 \cos(4t)$
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From the given step response, we can see that there is an exponential term 5e^(-10t)u(t). Show more…
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