For a critically damped second order system, if gain constant (K) is increased, the system behaviour

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1.	For a critically damped second order system, if gain constant (K) is increased, the system behaviour
A.	becomes oscillatory
B.	becomes under damped
C.	becomes over damped
D.	shows no change
Answer» C. becomes over damped

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