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Draw the Bode plot of magnitude and phase for the following system. Find the magnitude at...

Draw the Bode plot of magnitude and phase for the following system. Find the magnitude at corner frequencies. G(s)=10^2(s+30)(s/10+30)^2/(s+3)2 In moodle write down the corner frequencies and the exact magnitude at corner frequencies

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