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To find the inverse laplace transform of the following functions.
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Okay, so first function given as f of s is equal to 2 upon s raised to power 4 plus 2 upon twice s plus 1 plus 2s upon s square plus 16.
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We have to find the inverse laplace transform of this function.
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So, laplace inverse of f of s is equal to laplace inverse of 2 upon s raised to power 4 plus 2 upon twice s plus 1 plus twice s upon s square plus 16.
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Okay, now here we use the linearity property of inverse laplace transform.
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That is laplace transform of a into f of s plus b into g of s, it will be equal to a into laplace inverse of f of s plus b into laplace inverse of g of s.
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This property here we have to use.
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So this implies laplace inverse of f of s, it is equal to laplace inverse of 2 upon s raised to power 4 plus laplace inverse of 2 upon twice s plus 1 plus laplace inverse of twice s upon s square plus 16.
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Now laplace inverse of 2 upon s raised to power 4 is nothing but equal to t cube upon 3 and laplace inverse of 2 upon twice s plus 1 is nothing but e raised to minus t upon 2.
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Then laplace inverse of twice s upon s square plus 16 is nothing but equal to 2 into cos of 4t.
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So, this is the required laplace transform for this first function f of s.
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This is the required answer.
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That is laplace inverse of f of s is equal to t cube upon 3 plus e raised to minus t by 2 plus 2 cos of 4t.
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Now in b question, we have to find the laplace inverse of 2 upon s minus 3 raised to power 4 plus twice s upon s square plus 4s plus 20.
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We have to calculate this laplace inverse.
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Now here we expand this term twice s upon s square plus 4s plus 20.
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Its expansion is 2 into s plus 2 divided by s plus 2 whole square plus 16 minus 4 into 1 upon s plus 2 square plus 16.
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Now this will implies that laplace inverse will be equal to laplace inverse of 2 upon s minus 3 raised to power 4 as it is and this term is replaced by this two numbers that is 2 into s plus 2 divided by s plus 2 square plus 16 minus 4 into 1 upon s plus 2 square plus 16.
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Then we use the linearity property of inverse laplace transform that is laplace inverse of a into f of s plus b into g of s.
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This will be equal to the laplace inverse a into laplace inverse of f of s plus b into laplace inverse of g of s...