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The solution explains how to glean information from the diagrams presented about the heating process as well as the calculations necessary to derive approximate frequency specifications from the given graphs.

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From the diagram we get the following (approximately... I had to "eye-ball" some of these readings!)

- It's a second-order system
- Because of the overshoot, the system is probably "under-damped", but not a whole lot since there are no oscillations!
- DC Gain= k = 1 since the output amplitude follows the input amplitude.
- For the step-functions at both t=1 ...

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