0 0 votes The transfer function of a second order real system with a perfectly flat magnitude response of unity has a pole at $(2 − j3)$. List all the poles and zeroes. Poles at $(2 \pm j3)$, no zeroes. Poles at $(\pm 2 − j3)$, one zero at origin. Poles at $(2 − j3)$, $(−2 + j3)$, zeroes at $(−2 − j3)$, $(2 + j3)$. Poles at $(2 \pm j3)$, zeroes at $(−2 \pm j3)$. Control Systems gate2015-ee-1 second-order-real-system poles zeroes + – Misbah Ghaya 334 views answer comment Share Follow 0 reply Please log in or register to add a comment.