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Find the Laplace Transformation t^2cosh at​

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Answered by Anonymous
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L {t cos h at} = – d/ds L (cos h at) Read more on Sarthaks.com - https://www.sarthaks.com/365994/find-the-laplace-transforms-of-the-following-functions-i-t-cosh-at-ii-t-2-cos-at-iii-te-t-sin-ht

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