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Find the function which has the following Laplace transform 4/(S^2(S^2+4))
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\[4/(s ^{2}(s ^{2}+4) = a /s ^{2} + b/(s ^{2}+4)\]\[=(a*(s ^{2}+4)+b*s ^{2})/(s ^{2}*(s ^{2}+4))\]\[=((a+b)*s ^{2} + 4*a)/(s ^{2}(s ^{2}+4))\]so by comparing the nominators of the first and last expressions a+b=0 and 4*a=4 so a = 1 and b = -1\[4/(s ^{2}(s ^{2}+4))= 1/s ^{2}-1/(s ^{2}+4)\]
so 1/s^2 is the laplace transform of t.u(t) (ramp function)
as for 1/(s^2+4) \[1/(s^2+4)=(1/2) * 2/(s^2+2^2)\]which is the laplace transform of\[(1/2)*\sin (2t) . u(t)\]
finally the function we are looking for is f(t)=t.u(t) - (1/2)*sin (2t) . u(t) f(t) = (t-(1/2)*sin (2t))*u(t)
That's brilliant man, thanks!!!!
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