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Use the equation below to answer questions 13-15: I. = U2 _ '52: b :5 U 13. Which of the felltmiug best describes the steady

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Use the equation below to answer questions 13-15: I." = U2 _ '52: b :5 U 13. Which of the felltmiug best describes the steady state values of this equation? A) Our steady state value; are h (stable) and b (unstable). B) Our steady state values are b (unstable) and b (stable). G) Our steady state values are b and t-: both are unstable. D} Our steady state values are l.- and I): both are stable. 14. From the plots belerw1 identify the correct y} vs. 3;. EM IE?! PM (a) (b) (c) (a) 15. What statement describes the longterm behavior of the system? A} If the system starts at a value less than l:-,_1,t > ee as t > so. II' the system starts between b and b, 1,- > b as t> on. If the system starts at a value greater than I}, y > l:- as t > as. B) If the system starts at a value less than b, y r b as t > so. If the system starts at a value between b and t, y > b as t } ee. II' the system starts at a value greater than [1, y > so as t > no. G) If the system starts at a value less than t, g; > h as t > so. II' the system starts at a value between b and D, 3; > b as t } no. If the system starts at a value between (1 and b, y } b as t > one. If the system starts at a value greater than b, y } b as t } on. D}Lfthesystemstartsatavaluelessthau b,y>mast}oe. lithesystemstartsatavaluebetween baud(],y>D as t } no. Lfthe system starts at a value between I] and b, y } [l as t } no. If the system starts at a value greater than b, y } or: as t } co

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