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3. Increasing the proportional gain $K_p$ has this effect on the rise time $T_r$ and the steady state error SSE: a. Both decrease b. Both increase c. $T_r$ increases and SSE decreases d. $T_r$ decreases and SSE increases

          3. Increasing the proportional gain $K_p$ has this effect on the rise time $T_r$ and the steady state error SSE:
a. Both decrease
b. Both increase
c. $T_r$ increases and SSE decreases
d. $T_r$ decreases and SSE increases
        
3. Increasing the proportional gain Kp has this effect on the rise time Tr and the steady state error SSE:
a. Both decrease
b. Both increase
c. Tr increases and SSE decreases
d. Tr decreases and SSE increases

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00:01 Hello and welcome to this video solution of numerate.
00:04 So here we are given that k -35 degrees by k -34 degrees is greater than 1.
00:16 That means k -35 degrees is greater than k -34 degrees, right? this means with the rise in temperature, the rate of the reaction also increases...
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