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find the inverse Laplace transform of, 1/s2+a2
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is the equation (1/s^2) + a^2 or 1/(s^2 + a^2)??
1/(s^2 + a^2)=(1/a) sin at ans,,,..
hope that help dodos..lol
inverse Laplace transform of \[1\over{s ^{2}+a ^{2}}\] is \[{1\over a} \sin(at)\]. mark o. gave you the correct answer
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