Question

Laplace Transform Help

Answer 1

On this solution, this person somehow obtained s^2 on the denominator. How?

http://www.slader.com/textbook/9780470458310-elementary-differential-equations-and-boundary-value-problems-10th-edition/333/problems/15/

Answer 2

because \(\mathcal{L} \{ t - \pi \} = \dfrac{1}{s^2} - \dfrac{\pi}{s}\)

haven't checked his answer but that is where the s^2 denom comes from, and then time shifted a la Heaviside function

Answer 3

Do we multiply that by e^(-pi *s)
I just don't get that solution :(

Answer 4

if you had \[u _{\pi} (t-\pi) \]
What is the Laplace of this?

Answer 5

Solved!