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How do I find the laplace transform for:
0 t<2
f(t)=
e^t on 0
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No information for t>2?
For laplace transform, the bound value of the integral be from 1 to infinity. But in the question, on the range of 0<t<2 is provided. So strange..
Yeah, It's strange. I am kind of confused.
Well the way it is written it can't make any sense. Because you have t<2 and 0<**t<2** Those are the same condition...
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