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A stable causal rational network function requires all natural-response poles to lie where in the s-plane?

  • AOpen right-half plane
  • BOpen left-half plane
  • COnly at the origin
  • DAnywhere on the real axis
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Correct Answer: B. Open left-half plane
Explanation: For asymptotic stability of a causal continuous-time rational network, natural modes must decay, requiring poles in the open left-half plane.
Reference: Standard network theory: stability and poles
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