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    The document discusses taking the Laplace transform of several functions and using them to find the Laplace transform of another function. It gives the Laplace transforms of f(t)=1, f(t)=t, and f(t)=e-t as basic formulas. It then takes the Laplace transform of g(t)=e-2t and combines the results to find the Laplace transform of h(t)=e-2t+t. The key steps are taking the Laplace transforms of the component functions and combining them using linearity properties of the Laplace transform.

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    The document discusses taking the Laplace transform of several functions and using them to find the Laplace transform of another function. It gives the Laplace transforms of f(t)=1, f(t)=t, and f(t)=e-t as basic formulas. It then takes the Laplace transform of g(t)=e-2t and combines the results to find the Laplace transform of h(t)=e-2t+t. The key steps are taking the Laplace transforms of the component functions and combining them using linearity properties of the Laplace transform.

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    Lap Trans1 Caramat

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    The document discusses taking the Laplace transform of several functions and using them to find the Laplace transform of another function. It gives the Laplace transforms of f(t)=1, f(t)=t, and f(t)=e-t as basic formulas. It then takes the Laplace transform of g(t)=e-2t and combines the results to find the Laplace transform of h(t)=e-2t+t. The key steps are taking the Laplace transforms of the component functions and combining them using linearity properties of the Laplace transform.

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    Given the function:                       ,     constants   
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      Laplace transform            
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    –
                                                                
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                                                                            1  
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    –
    –   ∞
          –                                                                                                                        2  
    0
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    since         0 when     ∞ and     1 when     0. 

    –
    –   ∞
          –                                                                                                      3  
    0
    –
    since         0 when     ∞ and     1 when     0. 

    –
    –   ∞
          –                                                                                                      4  
    0
    –
    since         0 when     ∞ and     1 when     0. 
    Substituting  4 ,  3 , and  2  in  1 : 
                                              
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    Taking the least common denominator  LCD  
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                                                  5  
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    For the first term in the numerator of  5  
       – –    –  –      
                                                             –  – –  –  –  –  
                                                             –  – –  – –  –  –  
                                                             –  – –   – –  –  –                                6  
    For the second term in the numerator of  5  
                            –    –    –      –    –  –   –                      7  
    For the third term in the numerator of  5  
                            –     –     –     –                               8  
    Adding  7  and  8  
    –     –    –    –  –  –     –   –  
                                                                          –    –   –  –  –     –     
                                                                            – –   – –  

                                                                            –   – –                                             9  

    Total of 2 pages  Page 1 
     
     
    From  9  and  6 , we find that the terms with    and   cancel out, so that  5  becomes 
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                                                                                                                                                    10  
     
     
     
     

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