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If laplace of u(t) is 1/s then what will be the laplace of u(-t)?
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i always thought its 0....
is u(t) the unit heaviside step function?
think of the domain of the independent variable of the laplace transform , usually it is 0 to ∞, ...
we can directly say that u(t ) = 1 cant we @Unklerhaukus @harnn ???
@Hartnn cant we say like tat ??
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Yes @UnkleRhaukus
@Muhammad_Nauman_Umair Kia parh rahe ho ?
for Laplace Transforms, u(t) indeed equals 1, for the reason Unkle mentioned.
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