Q1. Determine the Laplace Transform of each of the following functions by finding the values of H₁ (So) and H₂(so) at so = 0.3 + j2.4 (a) h₁ (t) = 12te-3(t-4)u(t - 4) (b) h₂ (t) = 10t³e-2tu(t)
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![**Title: Calculating the Laplace Transform for Specific Functions**
**Objective:**
Determine the Laplace Transform of each of the following functions by finding the values of \( H_1(s_0) \) and \( H_2(s_0) \) at \( s_0 = 0.3 + j2.4 \).
**Problems:**
- **(a)** \( h_1(t) = 12te^{-3(t-4)}u(t-4) \)
- **(b)** \( h_2(t) = 10t^3e^{-2t}u(t) \)
**Calculation Section:**
To solve these problems, follow these steps:
1. **Identify the Time Shift and Unit Step Function (u(t)):**
- The unit step function \( u(t-a) \) implies that the function is activated at \( t = a \).
2. **Determine the Laplace Transform Function:**
- Use standard Laplace Transform tables and properties such as:
- Time shifting property for \( e^{-at}u(t-a) \).
- The multiplication by \( t^n \) property.
3. **Evaluate at Specific \( s_0 \):**
- Substitute \( s_0 = 0.3 + j2.4 \) into the Laplace Transform results to find \( H_1(s_0) \) and \( H_2(s_0) \).
**Input Fields:**
- \( H_1(s_0)= \) [Input field for real part] \( + j \) [Input field for imaginary part]
This exercise involves applying Laplace Transform techniques to determine the system response in the frequency domain, which is crucial in control systems and signal processing.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F000774e1-5c4d-48f4-ab3a-32fc5a27d75a%2F8932289a-7931-4530-81fe-af5b92c7fe64%2Fzefp7ka_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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