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\[\int_0^{\infty } 2^t e^{-s t} \, dt\]
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2^t= e^Log[2^t]= e^2Log[2] \[\int_0^{\infty } e^{-s t} e^{t \log (2)} \, dt\] \[\int _0^{\infty } e^{t \log (2)-s t}dt\]
is this = 1 / (log2 - s) * e ^ (tlog2 - st) im not very confident in integration
just \[\frac{1}{s-\text{Log}[2]}\]
- this is the result after applying the limits?
your first line should be = e^tLog[2] right?
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turning 2^t to an exponential function is pretty clever!
yes, after limit
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cwrw238 are you jimmyrep? :-)
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