A fourth-order polynomial with two poles in the right half plane will have; No other poles. Two other poles on the $j?$ axis. Two other poles in the right half plane. Two other poles in the left half plane. Question 15 (10 points) Reduce the block diagram shown below to a single transfer function.

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A fourth-order polynomial with two poles in the right half plane will have; No other poles. Two other poles on the

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axis. Two other poles in the right half plane. Two other poles in the left half plane. Question 15 (10 points) Reduce the block diagram shown below to a single transfer function.

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