5. Consider the following system $\frac{d^2(y(t))}{dt^2} + a\frac{d(y(t))}{dt} + by(t) = x(t)$ Write the state equation for this system but do not solve for the state.
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In order to write the state equation, we need to define the state variables. Let's denote the state variables as follows: x1(t) = y(t) (position) x2(t) = dy(t)/dt (velocity) Show more…
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