Question

Find the inverse Laplace transform of F(s)=G(s)/(s^2+1) by using the convolution theorem.

Answer 1

hey, stubborn girl. How can it turn hard to you. I don't believe that is your trouble.

Answer 2

hahahaha, now you're making fun of me.

Answer 3

surely, math students have a big confidence to solve the easy stuff, right?

Answer 4

Yes.

Answer 5

What should I do with this problem?

Answer 6

\[= \int_o^t sin (t - tau) g(tau) dtau\]

Answer 7

How did you get there?

Answer 8

formula

Answer 9

hey, stubborn girl, still not know how can I get there??? hahaha... I cheeeaat. so?? whatever, I know how to cheat but you don't. That's the point

Answer 10

How to cheat? Can you tell me?

Answer 11

hahahaha.... cannot stop laughing at your question.

Answer 12

Laugh all you want.

Answer 13

just poking you. I study and practice. That's it.