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∫ t * e^(-st) dt help?
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integration by parts.
\(u=t\quad dv=e^{-st}dt\)
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Ok do you know the integration by parts formula?
yes I know, but my result is zero
So what are you using for u, du, dv & v ?
u = t; du = 1dt and dv = e^(-st)dt v = -s*e^(-st)
now my result is -e^(-st) * (st+1)
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but the response is [-e^(-st)*(st+1)] / s^2
I got. |dw:1381611055769:dw|
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