How does the pole of the transfer function change? – McqOptions

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1.	How does the pole of the transfer function change?
A.	Goes nearer to the origin for the green curve than the red curve
B.	Goes further from the origin for the red curve than the blue curve
C.	Goes nearer to the origin for the blue curve than the red curve
D.	Goes nearer to the origin for the red curve than the blue curve
Answer» E.

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