FAU FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY In-Class Exercise 3 Determine the transfer function $\frac{X_2, Y}{U', U}$ $U(s)$ \( + \frac{b}{s} a $X_2(s)$ $+ $\frac{1}{s}$ $Y(s)$ EGN 4432 Dynamic Systems Ocean & Mechanical Engineering, Florida Atlantic University 18
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