This is a practice problem from the Signals and Systems course in my Electrical Engineering program.Could you please walk me through the steps of solving it so that I can solve more complicated ones in the future?Thank you for your assistance. 9.22. Determine the function of time, x(t), for each of the following Laplace transformsand their associated regions of convergence:(a) +9$²+9'S(b) +9Re{s} > 0Re{s} <0s+1(c)Re{s} < −1-(s+1)²+9'(d)5+2s²+7s+12's+1-4< Re{s} < −3(e)5²+55+6'-3< Re{s} < -2(f)(s+1)²$2. s+1Re{s} >s²-s+1(g)(s+1)²Re{s} > −1

9.22. Determine the function of time, x(t), for each of the following Laplace transforms and their associated regions of convergence: (a) +9 $²+9' S (b) +9 Re{s} > 0 Re{s} <0 s+1 (c) Re{s} < −1 - (s+1)²+9' (d) 5+2 s²+7s+12' s+1 -4< Re{s} < −3 (e) 5²+55+6' -3< Re{s} < -2 (f) (s+1)² $2. s+1 Re{s} > s²-s+1 (g) (s+1)² Re{s} > −1

9.22. Determine the function of time, x(t), for each of the following Laplace transforms and their associated regions of convergence: (a) +9 $²+9' S (b) +9 Re{s} > 0 Re{s} <0 s+1 (c) Re{s} < −1 - (s+1)²+9' (d) 5+2 s²+7s+12' s+1 -4< Re{s} < −3 (e) 5²+55+6' -3< Re{s} < -2 (f) (s+1)² $2. s+1 Re{s} > s²-s+1 (g) (s+1)² Re{s} > −1

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