The transfer function in MATLAB can be created using the tf command followed by the numerator and denominator polynomial coefficients. Here's an example:
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This will create a transfer function with numerator s^1 + 2 and denominator s^2 + 3s + 2. The tf function takes the ratio of the two polynomials to create the transfer function.
You can use transfer functions in control systems engineering to analyze the behavior of a system, design controllers, and simulate system behavior.
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