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You are given a sensor which can be modeled as a first-order system. the input to this sensor (the measurand) is a constant applied at t = 0. (this constant input remains as the input for all t > 0). the value of this constant input is represented by the variable c. the initial reading of the sensor (at t = 0) is equal to zero. the time constant for the sensor is r. determine an expressions for the error in the reading of the sensor, e(t), as a function of time. the error is defined as; error in reading = e(t) = (reading of the sensor as a function of time) - (true value of the measurand)

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