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    Find the number of poles in the right—half plane (RHP) for the system as shown. Is the system stable?
    Question

    Find the number of poles in the right—half plane (RHP) for the system as shown. Is the system stable?

    A.

    2 RHP poles; System is unstable

    B.

    2 RHP poles; System is stable

    C.

    3RHP poles; System is unstable

    D.

    3 RHP poles; System is stable

    Correct option is A

    Given that, Block Diagram

    Routh-Hurwitz criteria

    As ε\varepsilon​​

    is very small value, so (3ε4ε)\left( \frac{3\varepsilon - 4}{\varepsilon} \right)​​

    is a negative value. Hence, there are two sign changes in the first column of R-H table. Therefore, the number of reight half poles = 2 and the system is unstable.

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