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The document discusses an unobservable system composed of two identical subsystems whose outputs combine to produce the overall system output. The individual states of each subsystem are indistinguishable from one another, making their contributions to the output undetectable. An accompanying circuit diagram illustrates the concept, leading to the conclusion that the system depicted is observable.
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- 1. An unobservable system. Two identical subsystems have outputs that add together to form the overall system output. The individual states of the subsystem cannot be determined since the contributions of each to the output are not distinguishable. The circuit diagram on the right is an example of such a system. Solution the given figure is observable