The system function H5(s) represents a 1 rad/sec fifth-order normalized Butterworth filter. a) Give H5(s) in...

The system function H5(s) represents a 1 rad/sec fifth-order normalized Butterworth filter.

a) Give H5(s) in both the polynomial and quadrature factored forms

b) Repeat (a) for Chebyshev type I filter with ϵ =0.7647831.

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