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The final value theorem is used to find theSelect one:a. none of theseb. steady state value of the system output c. initial value of the system outputd. transient behavior of the system output

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The final value theorem is used to find theSelect one:a. none of theseb. steady state value of the system output c. initial value of the system outputd. transient behavior of the system output

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The final value theorem is used to find the steady state value of the system output.

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