How are Roots Found in a Root Locus?

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Hi,

In the attached image the roots are shown for the characteristic equation. I don't know how the roots were found. Anyone able to help?

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Splint

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When drawing the root locus you need the closed loop poles. So I'd suggest looking at the closed loop G(s).
 
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