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Open Loop Vs Closed Loop Systems-1

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Negative feedback in a closed-loop control system DOES NOT

A

reduce the overall gain

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B

reduce bandwidth

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C

improve distrubance rejection

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D

reduce sensitivity to parameter variation

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The correct option is B reduce bandwidth
Reduce bandwidth

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