In problems involving Laplace transforms, label all properties, formulas and the corresponding parameters (use the official table of Laplace transforms on Blackboard). You do NOT need to state the domain of s in your answers. 1. Use the method of Laplace transforms, as presented in the lectures, to solve the IVP with piecewise-defined right-hand side and simplify your answer as much as possible: y' + 4y = −40e¯u(t − ln(2)), y(0) = 8

In problems involving Laplace transforms, label all properties, formulas and the corresponding parameters (use the official table of Laplace transforms on Blackboard). You do NOT need to state the domain of s in your answers. 1. Use the method of Laplace transforms, as presented in the lectures, to solve the IVP with piecewise-defined right-hand side and simplify your answer as much as possible: y' + 4y = −40e¯u(t − ln(2)), y(0) = 8

Functions and Change: A Modeling Approach to College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781337111348

Author:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

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