Question: Test 2 ( 2 5 marks ) A state - space r representation of a system in the controllable canonical form is given by: [

Test 2(25 marks)
A state-space r representation of a system in the controllable canonical form is given by:
[x1]
x2=[01-1.3]
-0.4[x1]
x2+[0]
1[u]
y=[0.81][x1]
x2
The same system may be represented by the following state-space equation, which is in the observable canonical form:
[x1x2]=[0-0.41-1.3][x1x2]+[0.81][u]
y=[01][x1x2]
Show that the state-space representation given in Eq.(1 and 2) give a system that is state controllable but not observable, and the state-space representation given in Eq.(3 and 4) give a system not completely state controllable but observable. Explain what causes the apparent difference in the controllability and observability of the same system.
Test 2 ( 2 5 marks ) A state - space r

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