Control System: Find the Transfer Function From Block Diagram

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Homework Statement


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Homework Equations


To find Ca / Rb we take Ra = 0 --- is this right?
I used mason's formula
P1 = -G2 G1 H1
Loop = G1, G2, -H1, -H2
Using Mason's Gain we get:
Delta1 = 1
Delta = 1 - G1G2H1H2
Using Mason's Gain
TF = -G1G2H1 Divided by ( 1 - G1G2H1H2)
But substituting the values I don't get the answer that matches any options.

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Substituting I get:
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This gives answer in cube as second term of numerator will go in cube for s. None of options have s cube.Second Question:
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I think the options are wrong.
For left TF we get C(s)/R(s) = 10/11
For Right we get C(s)/R(s) = 5/3.5
Multiplying them doesn't give the answer
 

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jaus tail said:
To find Ca / Rb we take Ra = 0 --- is this right?
yes
I got the same thing as you for the second problem.

In problem number one you can dive both the top and bottom side by s...
 
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Not sure if that helps.
I'm getting: Ca/Rb = -G2 H1 G1 divided by (1 + ( -G2 H1 G1 H2 ) )
And that's not reducing to any of the options.
 
Could be. Even I think the question has some typo.