Consider the following circuit diagram:10 2110 H++v:(1)0.01 F= v.(1)Find DC gain, poles and zeros of the circuit.(A) K =10, s =-1 and s =-10(B) K =10, s =-1 and s =0(C) K = 1, s =-1 and s = 0(D) K = 1, s =-1 and s= -10

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Consider the following circuit diagram: 10 N 110 H + + v (1) 0.01 F= .(1) Find DC gain, poles and zeros of the circuit. (A) K =10,s =-1 and s =-10 (B) K =10,s =-1 and s =0 (C) K =1, s = -1 and s =0 (D) K =1,s =-1 and s =-10

Consider the following circuit diagram: 10 N 110 H + + v (1) 0.01 F= .(1) Find DC gain, poles and zeros of the circuit. (A) K =10,s =-1 and s =-10 (B) K =10,s =-1 and s =0 (C) K =1, s = -1 and s =0 (D) K =1,s =-1 and s =-10

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Consider the following circuit diagram:
10 2
110 H
+
+
v:(1)
0.01 F= v.(1)
Find DC gain, poles and zeros of the circuit.
(A) K =10, s =-1 and s =-10
(B) K =10, s =-1 and s =0
(C) K = 1, s =-1 and s = 0
(D) K = 1, s =-1 and s= -10

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