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None of the poles of a linear control system lie in the right half of s-plane. For a bounded input, the output of this system

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is always bounded

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could be unbounded

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always tends to zero

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none of the above

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The correct option is D none of the above
If the poles lie on imaginary axis and at the origin then output may be bounded or unbounded for a bounded input.

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