Given h(t)=(e-t+e-3t)u(t) find:
A) The transfer function H(s).
B) The locations of all poles and zeros.
C) Determine if the system is stable or not
D) Find the differential equation for this system.
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Given h(t)=(e-t+e-3t)u(t) find: A) The transfer function H(s). B) The locations of all poles and zeros....
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