GENERAL THEORETICAL QUESTION: What kind of plant is this double Bode diagram representing?

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A non-strictly causal positive, minimum-phase plant, with one derivator and non-unit gain factor in Bode form

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A negative, minimum-phase plant, with one integrator and unit gain factor in Bode form

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A positive, minimum-phase plant, without integrators nor derivators and non-unit gain factor in Bode form

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A non-strictly causal positive, minimum-phase plant, with one derivator and unit gain factor in Bode form

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A negative, minimum-phase plant, without integrators nor derivators and non-unit gain factor in Bode form

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A positive, non-minimum-phase plant, without integrators nor derivators and unit gain factor in Bode form

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A positive, minimum-phase plant, with one integrator and unit gain factor in Bode form

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A positive, minimum-phase plant, with one integrator and non-unit gain factor in Bode form

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A positive, minimum-phase plant, without integrators nor derivators and unit gain factor in Bode form

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A negative, minimum-phase plant, without integrators nor derivators and unit gain factor in Bode form

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A negative, minimum-phase plant, with one integrator and non-unit gain factor in Bode form

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A negative, non-minimum-phase plant, without integrators nor derivators and non-unit gain factor in Bode for

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A negative, non-minimum-phase plant, without integrators nor derivators and unit gain factor in Bode form

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A non-strictly causal negative, minimum-phase plant, with one derivator and unit gain factor in Bode form

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A positive, non-minimum-phase plant, without integrators nor derivators and non-unit gain factor in Bode form

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A non-strictly causal negative, minimum-phase plant, with one derivator and non-unit gain factor in Bode form

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