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ISBN: 9781119764601

Author: BRANNAN

Publisher: WILEY

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Chapter 5.6, Problem 14P

Find an expression involving u c ( t ) for a function f that ramps up from zero at t = t 0 to the value h at t = t 0 + k .

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