Consider the generic state-space system x (r) = 4x (7) + Mar (1) y(D)=Cx() +Dw (r) Which statements are correct? Matrices B and C should have the same number of rows C It all elements of B are 0 then the system is not well defined Matrices A and 8 should have the same number of rows Off all elements of A are 0 then the system is not well defined Matrices B and D should have the same number of columns

Consider the generic state-space system x (r) = 4x (7) + Mar (1) y(D)=Cx() +Dw (r) Which statements are correct? Matrices B and C should have the same number of rows C It all elements of B are 0 then the system is not well defined Matrices A and 8 should have the same number of rows Off all elements of A are 0 then the system is not well defined Matrices B and D should have the same number of columns

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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