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Yes, by partial fraction
Yes I would be grateful
I will leave it at this level
What you think of using laplace inverse for this equation ?
(We usually take Laplace inverse for last equation and convert it to f(t) function )
I do not know this is home work
Yes, that were I stopped , if you can complete it or give me same examples I would be grateful to you
Yes , but this equation is tf'(t)....
I'll upload my solution when I end
http://lpsa.swarthmore.edu/LaplaceXform/FwdLaplace/LaplaceProps.html#Second_
look at First Derivative it the same way to solve the question
I think it solved by definition of Laplace
at L[ty'] I get y''(s) and stopped ,,, sorry just sin(2t) not sin(25)
Yes , I solved the first equation but with out result and I need to see other solution or another problems like this
Yes, I know it but how to solve it if the function f(t) multiply by f(s)
Any information about the way of solution
I want solved using Laplace transform to solve differential equations, please any help I need solution of it as soon as possible
Q.1 y'' -(1-t)y'+y=sin(2t)
where y(0)=y'(0)=5
t
Q.2 y''+[sin(t)∫exp(t)*sin(lnt)dt]y'+y=sinh(t)
5
where y(0)=y'(0)=2