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Hello students in this question.
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We have to prove the laplace transform of given functions.
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Here are three functions given.
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The first is t cos omega naught t 2 of t laplace transform s square minus omega naught t omega naught square upon s square plus a square whole square but on the right hand side in place of a is given omega naught.
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So we will write here s square minus omega naught square upon s square plus omega naught square whole square.
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Now on the left hand side, we will take the laplace transform.
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So first of all laplace transform of t cos omega naught t 2 of t is a function.
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So this will be equal to the first of all, we will write the laplace transform of cos omega naught t.
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The laplace transform of cos omega naught t is s upon s square plus omega naught square.
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But when we multiply the t then we write the first differentiation of this function d by ds and minus sign because the formula is minus 1 to the power n tn by tsn of function fs.
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If we write the for like if we multiply t to the power n and of any function like f of t, we take the laplace transform to use this formula.
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Okay.
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Now we will differentiate this function after differentiation.
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We will get and simplification s square minus omega naught square upon s square plus omega naught square the whole square hence proved that the lhs left hand side and the there is a right hand side...