a) Develop the model of the following system. Input $f(t)$ Output $\theta_1(t), \theta_2(t)$
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Step 1: Define the system The system can be represented by the following equations: θ₁(t) = k₁ * f(t) θ₂(t) = k₂ * f(t) where θ₁(t) and θ₂(t) are the outputs, f(t) is the input, and k₁ and k₂ are constants representing the gains of the system. Show more…
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