Make Routh tables and tell how many roots of the following two polynomials are in the...
Make Routh tables and tell how many roots of the following two
polynomials are in the right half-plane and in the left
half-plane.
P(s)=s5 +3s4 +5s3 +4s2 + s + 3 (1)
P(s)=3 s7 +9s6 +6s5 +4s4 +7s3 +8s2 +2s + 6 (2)
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Use epsilon for zero
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