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Please explain, and post all your steps. I will give a thumbs up!! Thank youProblem 3 A second order system is modeled by the transfer function shown below. r(s) = s2+3s+16 Find the damping ratio ζ, the natural frequency wn, the settling time T,, the peak time Tp, the rise time T, and the percent overshoot %OS.

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