Use Laplace transforms to solve the following initial value problem:
(dy/dt)− y = e^t ... y(0) = 1

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anonymous · Answer

OK, first step is to Laplace transform both sides of the equation.

anonymous · Answer

Hello Mr. Devine! This is Mr. Lawless. I can't help with this question, but fancy seeing you here!

anonymous · Answer

HOLY pellet LAWLESS!!! HIIIIII!!! Have you repeats too??? or just chilling out solving maths?? This is mental.

anonymous · Answer

Chilling solving maths.

akshay_budhkar · Answer

You guys know each other!!!!! lol!!!
hi dalvoron nice to see you after long

anonymous · Answer

....Yeah well start chilling out on a few of my questions...

anonymous · Answer

Ask some algebra, or trig questions, and I will ;)

anonymous · Answer

Algebra won't get me into third year man! ;) You hardly know Mr Laplace?

anonymous · Answer

A few years ago I would have been intimately familiar with the chap, but we've fallen out side. Now I'm in Archimedes' posse.

anonymous · Answer

I still can't believe the odds of us meeting on this, considering the sun is splitting the stones outsides and you got no repeats...this is brilliant.

anonymous · Answer

Call it destiny ;)