Problem 2. Reduce the given block diagrams. (a) (b) (c)
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It is represented by the transfer function O(s) = 50. To reduce the block diagram, we need to simplify the transfer function by combining the blocks. In this case, there is only one block, which is a constant gain block with a gain of 50. Show more…
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