Determine the Laplace Transform of {t sin√2t}
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Step-by-step explanation:
L{∫t0f(τ)dτ}=1sF(s)L{∫0tf(τ)dτ}=1sF(s)
Let L{sint√}=F(s).L{sint}=F(s).
I used Wolfram Alpha to solve the integral:
∫t0sin(τ−−√)dτ=2sin(t√)−2t√cos(t√)∫0tsin(τ)dτ=2sin(t)−2tcos(t)
So, based on the above theorem we have:
L{2sin(t√)−2t√cos(t√)}=1sF(s)L{2sin(t)−2tcos(t)}=1sF(s)
This seems to be the most appropriate answer.
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