G (s) = K / (s (s + 2)), H (s) = 2 is given. Perform the stability analysis of the negative feedback closed loop system on the frequency plane. Calculate the dividend and phase share.
Closed-Loop transfer function:






The Open loop gain is:

The system shows a pole in s=-2

By the Nyquist stability criterion:
-1 pole in the left side of the imaginary plane
-Characteristic equation has no poles on the right side of the imaginary plane.
The system is stable
The magnitude of the closed-loop is:






The phase is:

Please do part A and show all work. Thanks!
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