d²x dx dx -(1) = 2 4- + 4x = 0 x(1) = 0, - dt2 dt

Q: 8. 4 sin(at +b), where a and b are constants.

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Q: Question 2 Find the inverse Laplace transforms of the following functions: A) B) S 2s² + 128 4s²+1…

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Q: Find the Loplace inverse For the -10 S + 8$ +29 (2 8- 38+ 7)2

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Q: find Laplace Transforms e -St 2 Cos 5t-3 Sin St

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Q: 6s L-1 (s² + 9)²

A: Apply the inverse transform rule that is if L-1Fs=ft  then L-1sFs=ddtft+f0  . The expression 6ss2+92…

Q: Use the Second Shift Theorem to determine the following i.

A: Second shift theorem is another form of Laplace transformation when there are two functions one…

Q: okay that makes more sense thank you, but you didn't decompose before taking the laplace inverse, is…

A: As per your question we have to explain whether we have to first decompose (partial fraction…

Q: Find Laplace Inverse for the following S+1 S+7 2) S2 +25+2 3) S2+4S+8

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Q: 3) f(t) = 7t2 - te-4t Ans. 14 (s + 4)²

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Q: Find Laplace Inverse Gs) (S+2) ( s²+ zSs+z)

A: The solution is given as

Q: Find Laplace transform for the following. 21

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Q: Use the table of Laplace transforms to find the following 99 L 84

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Q: Pinverse aplace in of S 25²-1 1 (5² +49) ²

A: We have to find the inverse Laplace transform of the functions s2s2-1 and 1s2+492.

Q: 10. Show that L(cos- 3t – sin“ 3t)= 36 s2+36

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Q: How many poles does the Laplace Transform of a square wave have?

A: The Fourier series for square wave is fx=4π∑i=1,3,5,...∞1nsinnπxL. The Laplace transform is…

Q: lve the associated Euler–Lagrange equation for the functional.

A: The associated Euler-Lagrange equation for the functional isLets solve it.

Q: Your Data Fill the table with your personal information with the following steps: t x(t) y(t) • Use…

A: In statistics the term covariance is used to find the joint variation between two…

Q: Example 4: Find inverses if they exist, by inspection or by Gauss-Jordan: A = 1 1 0 0 1 1

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Q: S 2 S+S-20

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Q: We generally cannot obtain new Laplace transforms from known ones. O True O False

A: Given: Given statement "We generally cannot obtain new Laplace transform from known ones". To…

Q: s4 – 12s + 36 f(t) = sinh 3t + cosh 3t – 2t3 Ans. s4(s - 3)

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Q: - L-1 s-1 (s²+9) +9)} Find laplace inverse.

A: To Find: Laplace Inverse ℒ-1s-1s2+9

Q: Laplace inverse (ln(3x))

A: If Lft=Fs then Ltft=-ddsFs, therefore further simplification will give: tft=L-1-ddsFsft=-1tL-1-ddsFs

Q: (1) Consider the Fixed Point iteration algorithm defined by the formula rn+1 = g(xn), where g(x): x…

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Q: 1 The Laplace inverse of 38 - is 5 3 3. 3

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Q: - 10 S + 88 +29 2 (2 %-3S+ 구) 2

A: 1) Give Laplace function to find inverse is  L-1-10s2+8s+292s2-3s+72 It can be noted that L-1Fs is a…

Q: Fnd the Laplace inverse Rom the following 6 8+7 (sʻ-4S+5)²

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Q: 3s +2 1 Find L-1 s2 + 4s + 29

A: To find laplace inverse.

Q: Find the LaPlace Inverse: 2s 3 s2+8s+25

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