Solve the following using MATLAB:
[10:33 pm, 28/04/2020] Computer Sir: MATLAB code is given below in bold letters.
clc;
close all;
clear all;
% define the numerator and denominator polynomial
coefficients
num = 6*[2 6 0];
den = [2 0 0 8 3];
% Question a
% obtain the zeros
zeros = roots(num) % Zeros are nothing but the roots of the
numerator polynomial
poles = roots(den) % poles are nothing but the roots of the
denominator polynomial
% Question b
% partial fraction expansion
[r,p,k] = residue(num,den) % This gives the residues, poles and
gain
RESULTS:
zeros =
0
-3
poles =
0.9076 + 1.3876i
0.9076 - 1.3876i
-1.4349
-0.3802
r =
-0.0712 - 2.8830i
-0.0712 + 2.8830i
1.7234
-1.5811
p =
0.9076 + 1.3876i
0.9076 - 1.3876i
-1.4349
-0.3802
k =
[]
The partial fraction expansion is given by:
H(s) = (-0.0712 - 2.8830i)/(s - ( 0.9076 + 1.3876i)) + (-0.0712 + 2.8830i)/(s-(0.9076 - 1.3876i)) + 1.7234 /( s+1.4349)
-1.581 /( s+-0.3802)
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