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First Problem:
1. Find TY/R.
2. Find TU/d

Second Problem:
a) Find TY/R for the following system.

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Calculations are shown for two problems. The TY/R for systems are given.

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Posting 28142: block diagram reduction-

a) [{(R-YD)*A - YE }*B -(R-YD)]*C = Y

[(RA-YDA-YE)*B - (R-YD)]*C = Y
[RAB-R-Y*(ABD+BE-D}]*C = Y
Y*[1+(ABD+BE-D)*C] = ...

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