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The steady-state process gain for the actuator, main process and sensor, considered as a single process, is 5.0 gpm/mA. (a.5 pts.) Consider a P-only controller to be switched on and the proportional gain is 0.3 mA/gpm. What is the magnitude of the control signal sent to the actuator at 10 seconds
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