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Laplace transforms of functions teᵗ
Short answer
L{t eᵕ}=−d/ds(1/(s−1))=1/(s−1)². Write sinh at sin at as (e^(at)−e^(−at))/2 · sin at and apply first shifting theorem: L{sinh at sin at}=2a² s/(s⁴+4a⁴).
Find the Laplace transforms of (i) t eᵗ (ii) sinh at sin at.
(i) L{t eᵗ}
Use L{t f(t)} = −dF/ds with F(s) = L{eᵗ} = 1/(s − 1):
L{t eᵗ} = −d/ds [1/(s − 1)] = 1/(s − 1)² (s > 1)
(ii) L{sinh at · sin at}
Write sinh at = (e^(at) − e^(−at))/2 and use L{e^(±at) sin at} by the first shifting theorem:
L{e^(at) sin at} = a/((s − a)² + a²)
L{e^(−at) sin at} = a/((s + a)² + a²)
L{sinh at sin at} = (a/2) [ 1/(s² − 2as + 2a²) − 1/(s² + 2as + 2a²) ]
= (a/2) · 4as / [(s² + 2a²)² − 4a²s²]
= 2a² s/(s⁴ + 4a⁴)
since (s² + 2a²)² − 4a²s² = s⁴ + 4a⁴.
Answers: (i) 1/(s − 1)²; (ii) 2a²s/(s⁴ + 4a⁴).
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