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I need help with questions 5-8 please the full instructions are given on the screenshot.

So as a rule, when the denominator is a second order polynomial with no real roots, the numerator should be a first-order polynomial. Now try to find A, B, and C. Find A by multiplication and substitution trick. Find B and C by equating the corresponding coefficients of = 0,1,2 in left and right.

Find the poles and zeros of problems 5, 6 and 7. Definition: Poles of a fraction are the roots of the denominator (both real roots and complex roots). Zeros of a fraction are the roots of the numerator (both real roots and complex roots)

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