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Step 1 The given function is f(t)=t4−t2e3t+2 Find the Laplace transform of f(t)=t4−t2e3t+2 as shown below. Step 2 It is known that, L{1}=1s L{tn}=n!sn+1 (L{t≠(at)}=n!(s−a)n+1 Then, L{f(t)}=L{t4−t2e3t+2} =L{t4}−L{t2e3t}+L{2}=L{t4}−L{t2e3t}+2L{1} =24s5−2(s−3)3+2s
Step 3 Therefore, the Laplace transform of the function f(t)=t4−t2e3t+2 is L{f(t)}=24s5−2(s−3)3+2s
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Derive Laplace Transform of the following: a)f(t)=e−at b) f(t)=tc) f(t)=t2 d) cosht
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