Math, asked by madhusudansawant1500, 5 months ago

6 If y(t) is the solution of y^' + 3y =0; y(0)=2, then L [y(t)]=

2/(s+3)

3/(s+2)

1/(s+1)

None

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Answered by shreshthakhare

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Answer:

option c is correct

hope it will help you

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