Find the frequency at which the forced response is zero, Electrical Engineering

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Q. The response y(t) of a linear system to a unit-step excitation is y(t) = (4 - 10e-t + 8e-2t )u(t).

(a) Find the system function.

(b) Find the frequency at which the forced response is zero.


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