Texts: Tutorial Questions 1. Find the Laplace Transform of the following functions: i) f = 3 - e ii) f1 = cos(5t) + sinh(3r) iii) vf = 1 - 2 + 5t - 8 iv) vf = cosh(t) v) viif = sin(t)cos(t) vi) viif = e^cosh(t) vii) vf = 11 viii) xf1 = e^1 2. Evaluate: i) L{e^sin(t)} ii) L{f*sinh(t)} 3. Given f = 11 for 0 < t < 2, find L{} using the unit step function. 4. 5. Given f = 0 for t > 1.
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i) f = 3 - e The Laplace Transform of a constant is given by: L{a} = a/s Therefore, the Laplace Transform of 3 is: L{3} = 3/s The Laplace Transform of e^(-t) is given by: L{e^(-t)} = 1/(s+1) Using linearity property of Laplace Transform, we can find the Show more…
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