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How do I find the Laplace Transform to: (t+1)^2e^(-3t)
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Are there multiple choices?
I believe that there are two methods (from what the hint on my hw) says. But I don't think multiple choices. And and of course, doesn't need to be simplified, if thats what you're referring to.
I don't know how to find it, but I do have the answer.
(1/(s+3))+((2/(((s+3)^2)|dw:1355036080169:dw|
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