When the root-ground curve of a negative unit feedback system is drawn, as at the bottom of the forward transfer function, which of the following is the angle of separation from K(s + 8) 6. G6) -+3)( + 4s+ 5) the complex poles? (in degrees) O A) 54.5 OB) 45.0 OC) 49.6 OD) 47.3 OE) 52.1

When the root-ground curve of a negative unit feedback system is drawn, as at the bottom of the forward transfer function, which of the following is the angle of separation from K(s + 8) 6. G6) -+3)( + 4s+ 5) the complex poles? (in degrees) O A) 54.5 OB) 45.0 OC) 49.6 OD) 47.3 OE) 52.1

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When the root-ground curve of a negative unit feedback system is drawn, as at the bottom of the forward transfer function, which of the following is the angle of separation from
K(s + 8)
G(s) =
(s + 3)(s? + 4s + 5)
the complex poles? (in degrees)
A) 54.5
B) 45.0
OC) 49.6
OD) 47.3
O E) 52.1

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