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1.	A driving point impedance with zeros at ω = 0, ω = ∞ must have an excess ___________ term in the denominator polynomial.
A.	s2+ωn1
B.	s2+ωn2
C.	s1+ωn2
D.	s1+ωn1
Answer» C.

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