Routh-Hurwitz Criteria (Special Case 1)

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Inverse polynomial? More like "Interesting, and I want to know more!" Thanks again for these really stimulating lectures.

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7 months ago The inverse polynomial method is rarely taught! Good content neso!

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You made both methods simple to understand. However, I prefer method 2. Method is faster for me in terms of examination purposes and is also quite straight forward.

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I love the second method...well explained, thank you.

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Method 2 Thank you so much 🤗

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first one was in our syllabus. Thanks

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Inverse Polynomial for the win!!

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at 12:12 multiplication is wrong for numerator

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Very nicely explained....Thnk you

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I think you interchange the 6z^3 and 3z^2

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Please upload special case 2

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Thank you sir Method one is good

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Method 2 ❤

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is lim e => 0+ ? because if otherwise the result will change

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In method 1 the no.of poles in rhs is 3 but in method 2 it is 2 only why?

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what happens if the limit diverges? in this case will be the system considered unstable?

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Excellent

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2

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Method 1 for sure

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Inverse polynomial method rules!

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Method 2 Sir 👍

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Sir if we apply special case in in simple question then what is the results

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Method 2!!

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please start teaching dbms

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Why would I use method 1 in my right mind ?

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In inverse polynomial method can we multiply the equation by (S+1) in the place of (1/Z). Because this method is in our syllabus.

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Control system ka aage ka kb aaega??

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Inverse polynomial

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method 2 is easy sir

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Method number 2

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Method 2

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method 2

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By "kvl" do you mean Kirchhoff's Voltage Law? And if so, in what context is it referred to "1 law"?

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can I use inverse polynomial method in exam?

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method 2 was easy

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14:08

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Method 2 is easy

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Inverse Polynomial method is better sir.

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Method 2 is better

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Method 2

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Method 2 is easy