Exercise 6 Find the inverse Laplace transforms. a) F(s) = frac{5s + 1}{s^2 - 25} b) F(s) = frac{1}{(s + a)(s + b)} Exercise 7 Find the inverse Laplace transforms. a) F(s) = frac{21}{(s + sqrt{2})^4} b) F(s) = frac{6}{(s + 1)^3} c) F(s) = frac{4}{s^2 - 2s - 3}
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