Math, asked by tajivmize6, 2 months ago

evaluate L{(t+3) ^2 e^t}​

Answers

Answered by vijayababu3399
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

We have:

A:  

F

1

(

s

)

=

1

(

s

2

+

4

s

+

13

)

2

B:  

F

2

(

s

)

=

1

(

s

2

+

4

)

(

s

+

1

)

2

The Laplace Convolution Theorem tells us that if we define the convolution of two function  

f

(

t

)

and  

g

(

t

)

by:

(

f

g

)

(

t

)

=

t

0

 

f

(

t

x

)

 

g

(

x

)

 

d

x

Then:

L

 

{

(

f

g

)

(

t

)

}

=

F

(

s

)

G

(

s

)

L

1

 

{

F

(

s

)

G

(

s

)

}

=

(

f

g

)

(

t

)

We will need the following standard Laplace transform and inverses:

f

(

t

)

=

L

1

{

F

(

s

)

}

−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−

   

F

(

s

)

=

L

{

f

(

t

)

}

−−−−−−−−−−−−−−

   

Notes

−−−−−

 

f

(

t

)

F

(

s

)

t

n

n

!

s

n

+

1

n

N

e

a

t

1

s

a

a

constant

t

n

e

a

t

n

!

(

s

1

)

n

+

1

a

constant,

n

N

sin

a

t

a

s

2

+

a

2

a

constant

e

a

t

sin

b

t

b

(

s

a

)

2

+

b

2

a

,

b

constant

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