Step 1:
if
G=Forward path transfer function
H=feedback transfer function
Then the transfer function of Closed-loop system
Now Simplify the I part of the block diagram
G1=Forward path transfer function
H1=feedback transfer function
Step 2:
Simplify the II part of the block diagram
Then
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