x(t) + $frac{2}{s}$ -4 + $frac{1}{s}$ -2 + y(t)
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The system consists of integrators, multipliers, and adders. The integrators are represented by \(\frac{1}{s}\) and \(\frac{2}{s}\), and the multipliers are \(-2\) and \(-4\). Show moreā¦
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