initial undershoot

If there is right half plane zero, there will be a initial undershoot in the step response.

I have a second order system as zdotdot=-g+u/m, zdotdot is double derivative of z, g is the gravity acceleration, m is mass and u is the control. If I choose different value for m, and using PID controller, there is a initial undershoot.

How can I approximate the system to see the zeros and poles? I think changing the mass will change the zeros. Do you guys have some clue?

Thanks
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