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Question 26 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.50 For $Y(s) = (s + 6.072) / (s^2 + 6.072 s + 19.36)$, the poles of $Y(s)$, $s_{1,2}$ are given by: a. $-9.84 \pm j10.32$ b. $-3.04 \pm j3.82$ c. $-3.64 \pm j3.18$ d. $-3.04 \pm j3.18$

          Question 26
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For $Y(s) = (s + 6.072) / (s^2 + 6.072 s + 19.36)$, the poles of $Y(s)$, $s_{1,2}$ are given by:
a. $-9.84 \pm j10.32$
b. $-3.04 \pm j3.82$
c. $-3.64 \pm j3.18$
d. $-3.04 \pm j3.18$

Question 26
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For Y(s) = (s + 6.072) / (s^2 + 6.072 s + 19.36), the poles of Y(s), s1,2 are given by:
a. -9.84 ± j10.32
b. -3.04 ± j3.82
c. -3.64 ± j3.18
d. -3.04 ± j3.18

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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06/14/2023

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Question 26 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.50 For Y(s) = (s + 6.072) / (s² + 6.072 s + 19.36), the poles of Y(s), $1,2 are given by: Oa. -9.84 +/-j10.32 Ob. -3.04 +/-j3.82 Oc. -3.64 +/-j3.18 Od. -3.04 +/-j3.18