Solve the following using simulink.
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Both
the models are simultaneously given below
when theta = 0.1 and dtheta/dt
= 0. Then the response is as follows green line is for the top
model and the blue line is for the lower model
when theta = 1 and dtheta/dt = 0. Then the response is as follows green line is for the top model and the blue line is for the lower model
The first model has very large period as compared to the second model
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