Represent the following function using unit step functions and find its Laplace transform.f(x)={(2x^2, 0<x<2),(x+3, x > 2):}

rocedwrp

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2021-09-22

Represent the following function using unit step functions and find its Laplace transform.
f(x)={2x2,0<x<2x+3,x>2

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dessinemoie

dessinemoie

Skilled2021-09-23Added 90 answers

Step 1: Introduction
1. Piecewise functions are those whose function expression varies depending on where in their domain they occur.
2. Unit step functions are functions with values of zero for negative input and one for positive input.
Step 2: Computation
Piecewise function f(x)={f1(x),0x<x1f2(x),x1x  , can be written in unit step function as
f(x)=f1(x)+u(xx1)(f2(x)f1(x))
So, the given function f(x)={2x2,0<x<2x+3,x>2  can be written in unit step function as
f(x)=2x2+u(x2)(x+32x2)
Step 3:Computation
Now, to find Laplace transform of given function f(x), solve the equation
L(f)=L(2x2)+L[u(x2)(x+32x2)]. Use the property L(u(ta)f(t))=estL(g(t+a))  and  L(tn)=n!sn+1
L(f)=L(2x2)+L[u(x2)(x+32x2)]
=2L(x2)+L(u(x2)(x+32x2))
=2(2!s2+1)+e2sL(x+2)+32(x+2)2
=4s3+e2sL(x+52x288x)
=4s3+e2sL(2x237x)
=4s3+e2s(2(2!s2+1)3s7s2)
 

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