Question 9 Consider the ODE - 2x (1) + 6x (1) -4u (t) = 0 as well as a consequent output equation defined as y(t) = x (1) +x(1) Which set of matrices below are correct for the resulting state-space equations from the above? A = - A = 11 A= 33 01 ° ^ - ; : } * - [ - ² - ² - - ₁ - 1 1 0 - 0 30 B: 03 <-2 D= - - - - C-[1-1]; D=2 ]; D=0

Question 9 Consider the ODE - 2x (1) + 6x (1) -4u (t) = 0 as well as a consequent output equation defined as y(t) = x (1) +x(1) Which set of matrices below are correct for the resulting state-space equations from the above? A = - A = 11 A= 33 01 ° ^ - ; : } * - [ - ² - ² - - ₁ - 1 1 0 - 0 30 B: 03 <-2 D= - - - - C-[1-1]; D=2 ]; D=0

Electricity for Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781337399128

Author:Russell E. Smith

Publisher:Russell E. Smith

Chapter9: Components For Electric Motors

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