SE 1 TF-0 (a) R SF0I R 1 (b) SF- 0 I (c) O R 5-1 For each of the following bond graphs, assign causality, predict the number of state variables, and write a set of state questions. All elements may be assumed to be linear with constant coefficients.

SE 1 TF-0 (a) R SF0I R 1 (b) SF- 0 I (c) O R 5-1 For each of the following bond graphs, assign causality, predict the number of state variables, and write a set of state questions. All elements may be assumed to be linear with constant coefficients.

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5-1 For each of the following bond graphs,
assign causality, predict the number of state
variables, and write a set of state questions.
All elements may be assumed to be linear
with constant coefficients.

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